A video of a group of boys performing the garba steps inspired by Arshdeep Singh’s plane gesture and Pakistan spinner Abrar Ahmed's head-tilt celebration has taken social media by storm. The dance step was a vicious dig at Pakistan for their unsporting gesture during the recently concluded Asia Cup in the United Arab Emirates.
During the tournament, Singh was seen making an plane with his hands and crashing it into his bottom. The gesture was a brutal reply to Pakistan pacer Haris Rauf, who had repeatedly taunted the Indian crowd with a plane crash and a ‘6-0’ gesture.
Whereas, Pakistan spinner Ahmed was seen doing ‘Head Tilt’ celebration during the Asia Cup final against India after dismissing Sanju Samson.
Indian pacer Arshdeep Singh posted a video showing garba dancers incorporating the iconic “Plane Down” and Abrar Ahmed's head-tilt celebration steps into their dancing.
One user wrote: "Yeah Sardar hai bahut asardar in on field and off field"
Another user commented: "This is chad level trolling"
Third user: "Gazab ka trend nikal ditta tussi"
However, some users also objected such actions in Garba Pandal.
A user said, "Bhai ye sab dusri jagah karo, yaha garba me Mataji ki puja hoti hai (Brother, do all this somewhere else, here Mataji is worshipped during Garba.)"
