In his recent Instagram post, Shahid shared a lively reel video where he can be seen grooving to “Jee Karda,” a song from the 2008 action-comedy film Singh Is Kinng, which starred Akshay Kumar and Katrina Kaif among others. The video features Shahid dressed casually in a grey hoodie and joggers, exuding a relaxed yet energetic vibe. His caption, “When JEE KARDA then ME KARDA #bhangra,” perfectly encapsulates the fun spirit of the moment.
The response from fans was overwhelmingly positive, with many expressing their delight in the comments section. Comments such as “Living for thisss,” “You made my day!!,” and “Dancing his heart out” reflect the joy Shahid’s dance brings to his audience. One fan even remarked, “Life is all about enjoying the moments with chill mind like Shahid Kapoor,” highlighting the carefree spirit that Shahid embodies in his performances.
This is not the first time Shahid has surprised his fans with his energetic dance displays. Few days ago, he celebrated the wrap of his upcoming film Deva with a spirited dance to the iconic track “Dhan Te Nan” from his earlier hit, Kaminey.
In his post, he expressed the excitement of wrapping up the film with the words, “When DEVA did the dhante daan. No better way to wrap a film. Was such a special feeling. This one’s coming to give you a JOLT. #gohardorgohome #lovethisshit ITS A FILM WRAP ON THIS MONSTER OF A FILM THAT TOOK EVERYTHING FROM ME. I can’t wait to share it with you all on 14th FEBRUARY.”
In Deva, Shahid plays the role of a police officer alongside Pooja Hegde and Pavail Gulati. Directed by Rosshan Andrrews and produced by Siddharth Roy Kapur, the film promises to be an action-packed experience filled with thrills and drama, set to release on February 14, 2025.
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