Bollywood magic! Foreigner vibing to Salman Khan and Govinda's 90s songs is unmissable, watch

The 1990s is regarded as the iconic era for Bollywood music. The songs from the era have a timeless appeal that transcends geographical boundaries. The melodious tunes and meaningful lyrics of the soundtracks, be it pop, rock, disco or romantic. Language is no longer a significant barrier for foreigners to enjoy Bollywood songs. Recently, videos of a foreigner have gone viral, and he is seen vibing to Salman Khan and Govinda's 90s songs. The videos are certainly unmissable.

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In one video, the foreigner is seen driving his car as he starts making body movements. He yells out with high excitement as the music plays. Not just body movements to the beats, he is also heard trying to repeat the lyrics loudly. The video that seemingly went viral first is Salman Khan's 'Teri Chunariya' from Hello Brother. The melodious song is voiced by Kumar Sanu and Alka Yagnik and features Salman and Rani Mukerji.

Don’t miss his “Teri Chunariyaaaaaaa” in the end 🤣🤣 pic.twitter.com/qFp3jCbRL7

— Yo Yo Funny Singh (@moronhumor) March 12, 2025

In another video, the man vibes to Govinda's 'Mein Tera Deewana' song from Maharaja. In this song, though he is not able to pronounce the Hindi lyrics with perfection, he leaves no stone unturned to match it. Moreover, he also adds some fillers with his rapping skills. Surprisingly, he turns down the volume at one time and sings the line all by himself. Later, he again increases the volume and continues to enjoy the song. Notably, the song featured Govinda and Manisha Koirala, and it was voiced by Udit Narayan and Kavita Krishnamurthy.

Now enjoy this 🤣 pic.twitter.com/kGyxTFHBhO

— Anmol sure 🌌 (@anmolaarti) March 12, 2025

Well, the videos have gone wildly viral on social media with netizens sharing them massively. Moreover, netizens have highly appreciated the man for his love for Indian songs and for trying to vibe to the beats, despite not knowing the language.

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While the origin of the videos couldn't be verified, those are shared on X by Vishal and Yo Yo Funny Singh. These videos prove that the magic of Bollywood movies and songs resonates with people worldwide.