Social media sensation Shehnaaz Gill never fails to entertain her fans with her bubbly personality. Her iconic dialogue 'Sada kutta kutta, twada kutta tommy' from 'Bigg Boss 13' remains one of the most popular internet memes of all time. In a delightful crossover moment, Shehnaaz recently made star cricketer Rohit Sharma repeat this very dialogue, and the video has taken the internet by storm.
The Hilarious Crossover Between Rohit and Shehnaaz
In a recently released promo for a popular show, Shehnaaz Gill and Rohit Sharma are seen sharing a light-hearted moment. Shehnaaz asks the Indian cricket captain to join her in reciting her famous lines. Showing his sporting spirit, Rohit readily agrees and matches her tone and expressions.
When Shehnaaz delivers her dramatic lines, "Kya karun main mar jaun? Meri koi feeling nahi hai? Sada kutta kutta, twada kutta tommy," Rohit follows right along with a hilarious expression. The fun exchange left everyone on the set, including singer Mika Singh and internet sensations Chinki-Minki, rolling with laughter.
Reliving the Bigg Boss Magic
For the unversed, Shehnaaz's dialogue became an instant rage during her stint in 'Bigg Boss 13', inspiring countless reels and tracks across platforms. Her raw, unfiltered, and bubbly avatar on the reality show earned her massive popularity and the affectionate title of Punjab's Katrina Kaif.
Fans are loving this unseen, funny side of Rohit Sharma, who is usually known for his calm and composed demeanor on the cricket pitch. The clip continues to trend widely across various social media platforms.
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