Nick Jonas has once again won over Indian fans, this time with his fun dance moves.
The singer and actor recently shared a video where he is seen dancing to the popular Dhurandhar song featuring Ranveer Singh.
Nick Jonas grooves to Dhurandhar song with his brothers, delighting fans as the fun Bollywood moment goes viral online.
What made the clip even more special was that Nick was joined by his brothers Kevin Jonas and Joe Jonas, turning it into a full family vibe moment.
Nick Jonas Grooves To Dhurandhar Song:
The video quickly went viral, with fans loving how effortlessly Nick matched the high energy of the Bollywood track.
Smiling, laughing, and clearly enjoying himself, Nick captioned the video as his new pre show hype song.
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The clip showed how Indian music continues to cross borders and bring cultures together in the most entertaining way.
Ranveer Singh also commented on Nick’s post saying “Hahahahahaah JIJUUUU JAAANE DEEEEEE ๐ถ ๐บ ๐๐คฉ๐โค๏ธ๐๐๐ฝ”
Aditya Dhar too commented, “Okayโฆ this just made my day ๐๐”
Indian fans flooded the comments section, affectionately calling Nick โNational Jiju,โ a nickname that has stuck with him ever since his marriage to Priyanka Chopra.
this is soo wholesome ๐๐ซถ๐ป pic.twitter.com/zrSwwaKn87
— ู (@manmarziiyaan) December 19, 2025
Many praised his enthusiasm for Indian music, while others joked about how naturally he fit into the Bollywood vibe. Some even said he deserves a full Bollywood dance number soon.
The Dhurandhar song has been a massive hit thanks to its catchy beats and Ranveer Singhโs electrifying screen presence.
Seeing an international pop star enjoy the track only added to its growing popularity. Moments like these show how Bollywood music continues to resonate with audiences worldwide.
With this viral dance clip, Nick Jonas once again proved why fans adore him.
Whether itโs through music, movies, or fun social media moments, he continues to bridge cultures and win hearts across the globe.
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