Explorer

‘Should I Try This?’: David Warner Shares Ram Charan’s Peddi Dance Move On Instagram Story

David Warner shared an Instagram Story of Indian actor Ram Charan from his latest movie, Peddi, asking fans if he should recreate a dance step from the film.

Show Quick Read
Key points generated by AI, verified by newsroom
  • Cricketer David Warner shared Ram Charan's 'Peddi' dance clip.
  • He polled fans, asking if he should attempt the steps.
  • A 95% fan vote encouraged Warner to learn the moves.

David Warner Peddi Instagram Story: Australian cricketer David Warner is well known for his batting skills and exceptional performances on the cricket ground, but he is also widely recognised on social media for his love towards Indian cinema. Whether it is recreating dance hook steps of actors or dubbing famous dialogues, the cricketer has built a witty and fun image for himself among fans. Recently, actor Ram Charan has been receiving a lot of praise for his dance moves in the movie Peddi. Warner has always kept an eye on South Indian cinema, whether it is Allu Arjun from Pushpa or Ram Charan from Peddi, embraced their hook steps and dialogues quite well.

David Warner On Peddi’s Famous Dance Move

The Aussie cricketer took to Instagram and posted a Story of Ram Charan performing a step from Peddi’s song Chikri Chikri. On his Instagram story, he also asked fans through a poll, “Do you think I should try this?”

ALSO READ | WATCH: Spider-Cam Crashes Onto Pitch During Football Match, Camera Operator Narrowly Escapes

In the next story, he also posted the results of the poll, where a huge majority of the audience, 95%, voted yes.

“Results are in!! I guess I best start practicing” Warner responded to the poll.

David Warner’s Other Videos

David Warner has been a huge fan of South Indian cinema. Whether it is Pushpa 2’s famous dialogue “Jhukega Nahi” or the iconic Srivalli step, he has recreated many of them and shared videos on social media.

ALSO READ | India vs England T20 Live Streaming: When & Where To Watch Today

Indian audiences, along with celebrities themselves, love the cricketer for his strong connection with Indian cinema and even Indian food.

His family are also quite involved in his social media content, as his three daughters often appear in his videos. Now that Warner has posted the story, it will be interesting to watch whether he actually grooves to Ram Charan’s new song.

David Warner has retired from all forms of international cricket. His career officially ended after Australia’s exit from the ICC T20 World Cup in 2024.

Frequently Asked Questions

Has David Warner retired from international cricket?

Yes, David Warner has retired from all forms of international cricket. His international career concluded after Australia's exit from the 2024 T20 World Cup.

About the author ABP Live Sports

ABP Live Sports delivers fast, accurate coverage of cricket, football and global sporting action, tracking live scores, match highlights, player form, records and big tournament moments, while offering sharp analysis that keeps fans informed, invested and ahead of every game-changing play.

Read More
Advertisement

Top Headlines

WATCH: Lalit Modi Announces India Return Plan After Landmark IPL 2009 FEMA Verdict
WATCH: Lalit Modi Announces India Return Plan After Landmark IPL 2009 FEMA Verdict
'He Is At Par With Virat Kohli': Ex-India Star Makes Massive KL Rahul Claim
'He Is At Par With Virat Kohli': Ex-India Star Makes Massive KL Rahul Claim
Recurring Injuries Rock Team India, Report Flags BCCI Communication Concerns
Recurring Injuries Rock Team India, Report Flags BCCI Communication Concerns
'Not Scared': Watch Rohit Sharma's Wife Ritika's Viral Insta Story On Student Protest
'Not Scared': Watch Rohit Sharma's Wife Ritika's Viral Insta Story On Student Protest
Advertisement

Videos

NEET Political Row: Rahul Gandhi To Address Press Conference On Paper Leak And Parliament Standoff
Delhi Metro Alert: 16 Stations Shut Amid Security Concerns, Entry and Exit Restricted
NEET Row: Kharge Demands Discussion Under Rule 267, Says Opposition Ready After Procedure Is Set
NEET Debate: Government Says Ready For Discussion, Seeks Rules and Schedule Agreement
NEET Protest Row: Congress Vows Parliament Standoff Until Demands on Education Minister Are Met
Advertisement

Photo Gallery

Advertisement
25°C
New Delhi
Rain: 100mm
Humidity: 97%
Wind: WNW 47km/h
See Today's Weather
powered by
Accu Weather
Embed widget