Dancer Kishen Bilagali Recreates Kamal Haasan’s Munde Binni Song, Video Goes Viral

We often come across music and dance videos that are recreated. This not only makes a good impact among fans but also gives everyone a very nostalgic feel. Recently, Sandalwood dancer Kishen Bilagali has won hearts again among fans with his new dance video. He was seen recreating Kamaal Haasan’s Munde Banni song in his own style. The Dance Deewane winner Kishen Bilagali recently re-created the timeless song Munde Banni, which was originally sung by SP Balasubrahmanyam and written by Chi Udayashankar. He posted the dance video on his Instagram page, which fans reacted lovingly.

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In this video, Kishen can be seen churning out perfect dance moves with the song. The set up was totally done the way it was in the original video. The bus was filled with passengers and kids too. Kishen was seen wearing a brown conductor costume with a leather cash bag by Dayanand Bhadravathi that perfectly matched the Kannada bus conductors’ outfits. The video was shot by Sakkare Films, whereas the set up was located at Bilagani Home Stay.

The video shows how enthusiastically Kishen Bilagali danced and gives a retro feel with this video.

Fans were overwhelmed by this video. Lots of people praised his perfect dance moves and magnificent recreation of the video. One user commented: “Wherever you go you, don’t forget your roots.. that’s why you are an amazing man.” Another user said, “Upcoming star in sandalwood.” Another fan said, “New generation Kamal Haasan.”

The 1983 Indian Kannada film Benkiyalli Aralida Hoovu, also titled The Flower That Bloomed in Fire, was produced and directed by Chandulal Jain and K Balachander. The main character, Kavitha (Suhasini), was too preoccupied with looking after her mother, siblings, and her alcoholic brother’s family to worry about when she would have time to live her own life. Suhasini, the South Indian star of the 1980s and 1990s, made her formal Kannada debut through this film. The movie was a remake of the 1974 Tamil film Aval Oru Thodar Kathai.