Flute Jinka Mundu Voodhu.. : Ranbir Kapoor
One of the highlights of Nandamuri Balakrishna's superhit chat show "Unstoppable" is the appearance of some of the country's greatest stars, such as Ranbir Kapoor. The bollywood star, along with actress rashmika mandanna and director Sandeep reddy Vanga, attended this event to promote their new film "Animal." And now for a 'exclusive' programme tidbit.
Ranbir Kapoor was apparently presented to the stage in style upon his entrance, saying, "Flute Jinka Mundu Voodhu, Simham Mundu Kaadhu." As Ranbir spoke this conversation, the entire crowd erupted in applause and yells and whistles. Needless to say, Balayya's conversation is a worldwide sensation, and it is still commonly utilised by memers and trolls today. After Ranbir said this, we learn that they played the song "Vasool Vasool Paisa Vasool" and both the star heroes danced to it. Later, balayya demanded that the crew play the 'Badtameez Dil' theme song, to which she danced beside Ranbir Kapoor.
Within the same programme, balayya not only lauded the Kapoors' heritage and talked highly of Rishi Kapoor, but also pledged to assist ranbir kapoor with his "Animal" advertising. Previously, rajamouli assisted the team on Ranbir Kapoor's "Brahmastra" in a similar fashion.
Ranbir Kapoor was apparently presented to the stage in style upon his entrance, saying, "Flute Jinka Mundu Voodhu, Simham Mundu Kaadhu." As Ranbir spoke this conversation, the entire crowd erupted in applause and yells and whistles. Needless to say, Balayya's conversation is a worldwide sensation, and it is still commonly utilised by memers and trolls today. After Ranbir said this, we learn that they played the song "Vasool Vasool Paisa Vasool" and both the star heroes danced to it. Later, balayya demanded that the crew play the 'Badtameez Dil' theme song, to which she danced beside Ranbir Kapoor.
Within the same programme, balayya not only lauded the Kapoors' heritage and talked highly of Rishi Kapoor, but also pledged to assist ranbir kapoor with his "Animal" advertising. Previously, rajamouli assisted the team on Ranbir Kapoor's "Brahmastra" in a similar fashion.