Calm Down singer Rema does ‘naagin’ dance on The Kapil Sharma Show, says Shah Rukh Khan’s popular dialogue from DDLJ

Kapil Sharma asked Calm Down singer Rema about his love life and advised him to find a girlfriend soon.

Kapil Sharma with Rema. (Photo: Kapil Sharma/Instagram)

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“Calm Down” singer Rema will soon grace The Kapil Sharma Show. In a promo shared by Sony TV on Monday, Rema is seen having a blast on the show with host Kapil Sharma, who made the singer say Shah Rukh Khan’s famous dialogue from Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge. Shankar Mahadevan, Shaan, Sukriti Kakar, Prakriti Kakar, Romy, Shahswat Sachdev, Nikita Gandhi, Kabir Bedi and Pooja Bedi will also grace the show.

In the video, Rema and Kapil are seen grooving to the song “Calm Down”. When Kapil asked Rema, “How are you?”, the singer replied, “I am good.” Kapil is then heard saying, “Bula toh liya English banda, baat kya karu mein?”

Kapil even asked Rema about his love life, “Do you have a girlfriend”? Rema replied, “No.” Kapil then advised him that this is the age to fall in love.

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Further in the video, Archana Puran Singh and the audience are seen all cheers as Rema attempted to say Shah Rukh Khan’s dialogue from Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge. When Kapil said, “Badey badey shehron,” Rema looked at his face clueless. However, Rema successfully said the dialogue, “Bade bade shehron mein aisi choti choti baatein hoti rehti hain.”

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Rema also did the ‘naagin’ dance with Kapil Sharma and the crowd cheered loudly for the duo.

The singer is currently in India for the Rema Calm Down India Tour. He recently performed in Mumbai and Nora Fatehi also joined him on stage.

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