A wedding video from an Indian couple’s big day is going viral online because of its unusual Bollywood-style twist. The video, which has been shared widely on social media, shows the couple making a dramatic entrance to the wedding venue.
Watch the video here:
Inspired by Ranbir Kapoor’s 2023 hit Animal, the couple makes a dramatic entrance to their wedding venue riding on a movable steel machine gun. This move is reminiscent of a thrilling scene in the movie where Ranbir’s character uses a 500 kg movable machine gun to fight his enemies.
It looks like the bride and groom ordered a prop resembling a smaller version of the machine gun for their wedding and rode on the custom-built machine to entertain their guests. In the video, the couple sits behind a giant machine gun barrel while smoke rises from the sides. The song Arjun Vailly plays in the background.
As soon as the video sharted doing the rounds on social media, comments poured in from all sides. While one user said, ‘What!!! Why would you become a character that killed people for revenge/power’, another one added, ‘She is getting ready for the next battle in her life’. A user also commented, ‘Shaadi or war?’
Sandeep Reddy Vanga‘s ‘Animal’ completed one year this month. The director will soon come up with the second instalment of the movie titled, ‘Animal Park‘.
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