New Delhi: The controversies around the song 'Besharam Rang' from the movie 'Pathaan' seem never-ending. From the day it was released it has been under a couple of controversies for Deepika's costume. The peppy number has also been a hot topic for memers around social media and they have created hilarious memes around it. Apart from all this, a video is going viral on social media where BTS members are seen grooving to the tune of 'Besharam Rang'.
BTS members are renowned for their flawless coordination and killer choreography. Fans have frequently edited numerous videos with their dance moves to the tunes of various Bollywood songs. The recent modification of 'Besharam Rang' was something that we least expected. In the video, that is going viral on social media, we can see all seven BTS members grooving to 'Besharam Rang' and surprisingly, each step is perfectly in sync. The clip was taken from the 'Dynamite' dance practice video by BTS.
BTS Army is going gaga over the video and has expressed their excitement in the comments section. One of the users commented, "Is there anything my boys can’t do? Winning at literally everything" while another person commented, "B in BTS stands for Bollywood said someone, They didn't lie tho". A third came up saying, "Damnn is there a song into which the dynamite choreo doesn't fit."
BTS' Jin enlisted in the military earlier this month on December 13. Before he left for military service, RM, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V, and Jungkook said a final goodbye to the singer. Each of them also posted heartfelt farewells on their individual Instagram account.
The 18-month service will shortly be joined by other BTS members, who will follow Jin. BTS is expected to make a full comeback around 2025, depending on each member's timeframe for completing their military duty.
On the other hand, 'Besharam Rang' from the movie 'Pathaan' is currently the subject of much debate because of the "saffron" and "green" clothing that is featured in the song. In Indore, where SRK was filming, some activists organised a demonstration against the movie and the song. At a busy intersection, "Veer Shivaji Group" activists assembled and burned Deepika Padukone and Shah Rukh Khan effigies on fire. They urged a ban on the movie, which was scheduled to be released in January of next year, claiming that the song "Besharam Rang" had offended the Hindu community.