YouTuber MrBeast channels Akshay Kumar as he recreates Raju’s iconic Hera Pheri pose and ‘25 din mein paisa double’, watch

Akshay Kumar’s Raju from Hera Pheri isn’t just a character, it’s an attitude. Leaning back, hands planted on his waist, Raju radiated street-smart swagger that turned a simple stance into pop-culture gold. Over the years, that pose has fueled countless memes and reels, keeping desi humour alive across generations. Now, the legacy has crossed borders. World’s youngest self-made billionaire and global YouTube star MrBeast joined the fun by recreating the iconic move.

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A Viral Moment with an Indian Twist

In the now-viral clip, MrBeast aka Jimmy Donaldson asks a simple question: What’s the most famous pose in India? The response is instant. The man beside him strikes the familiar stance and declares, "I think this one."

MrBeast mirrors the pose with delight and announces, "This is India pose!"

The reply comes just as quickly: "Akshay Kumar pose, 25 din mein paisa double." What makes the moment even more surreal is MrBeast repeating the legendary line himself: "25 din mein paisa double...double your money in 25 days."

From Fan Clip to Internet Frenzy

Although the original source of the video couldn’t be independently verified, the clip has been widely shared on X by an Akshay Kumar fan club. The crossover instantly set social media abuzz, proving that Bollywood nostalgia can resonate even with global digital icons.

Hera Pheri Franchise: A Comic Institution 

The Hera Pheri franchise, powered by the unforgettable trio of Raju, Shyam, and Baburao, has been a comedy cornerstone since Hera Pheri (2000) and Phir Hera Pheri (2006). Its slapstick chaos and endlessly quotable lines continue to inspire fans, memes, and pop references decades later.

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Hera Pheri 3: Delays, Drama, and a Comeback

After years of uncertainty, including Paresh Rawal’s temporary exit and legal disputes involving Akshay Kumar’s production house, the clouds have finally cleared. Reports suggest the original cast is back together, with filming expected to begin early next year. With momentum restored, Hera Pheri 3 is poised to revive the franchise’s trademark madness on the big screen.