Sidharth Malhotra 'fascinated' seeing New Zealand cops dancing on 'Kaala Chashma'

Actor Sidharth Malhotra is elated after watching New Zealand police cets dancing on hit Bollywood numbers — Kar Gayi Chull and Kala Chashma at a Diwali event organised by Multicultural Council of Wellington. "Fascinated by m," Malhotra wrote.

"Love to see such amazing performances from New Zealand Bollywood fans. Much love to you guys. Big hug," Sidharth ded furr. According to Facebook post by Wellington Indian Association, law enforcement officers were invited at a multicultural council when y took crowd by surprise by showing ir outstanding skills of dancing and thoroughly enjoying hit song.

clip shows officers dawning in ir uniforms initially dancing on Kar Gayi Chull by Bshah followed by Kala Chashma that included some of m even wearing signature black goggles.

In 2016, Tourism New Zealand appointed Bollywood actor Sidharth Malhotra as a brand ambassor to connect better with audience in India.

On work front

Sidharth Malhotra is all set to play a double role for first time in his career, as actor has reportedly been roped in for remake of blockbuster Tamil film, Tham. Starring Arjun Vijay, Tanya Hope and Smruthi Venkat in leing roles, Tham chronicles story of a youngster's murder, which creates confusion among a few cops when y find out that one accused in crime has a look-alike. Directed by Magizh Thirumeni, Tham's remake is expected to hit atres in 2021. actor will also be seen in Shershaah.

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After pandemic outbreak, everything was put on hold including movie shooting. In recent past, Sidharth Malhotra decided to get back to work as things started getting rmal. Taking to his Instagram handle, Sidharth shared a picture, which features actor going through his lines, while a crew member checks his temperature. In his caption, Malhotra wrote, "Soldier back at work! #OnSets #Shershaah". Take a look at picture.

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