'Kitne Aadmi The?' US Embassy Officials Recreate Iconic Bollywood Dialogues

Employees at the US Embassy in New Delhi are celebrating 70 years of US and India's 'dosti' with a touch of Bollywood masala. The US Embassy in India has released a 90-second clip of their officers 'auditioning' for a Bollywood movie by enacting iconic Hindi film dialogues. From Sholay's "Kitne aadmi the?" to everybody's favourite, "Ek chutki sindoor ki kimat," they have recreated Bollywood magic in the now-viral video entitled 'Bollywood Dreams'.

Watch it below:
 

Who loves #Bollywood?We do!Watch our officers audition for their big movie break w/famous Hindi film dialogues!Celebrating #USIndiaDosti pic.twitter.com/13yrZf3mDd

- U.S. Embassy India (@USAndIndia) September 28, 2017

Since being shared online just one day ago, the video has gathered over 1,800 'likes' from an impressed, if amused, audience:
 

Amazing guys

- (@MangoBwoy) September 29, 2017

This is hilarious. The award goes to the guy with dialogue "rishte mein hum tumhare baap lagte Hain"

- ROoT (@Smartminions) September 29, 2017

hahahaa... 100/100 .Brilliant stuff guys!!

- Mandeep Singh (@kicstrumandlive) September 29, 2017

The immensely popular video also led the Embassy to create a poll which allows viewers to choose their favourite actor:
 

If you were a #Bollywood director, which of these 3 would get a lead role? Watch their audition video and let us know! #USIndiaDosti pic.twitter.com/6WH4BA0Gq8

- U.S. Embassy India (@USAndIndia) September 28, 2017

However, it is not just Bollywood that the US Embassy loves. They are also showering their love on Punjabi poetry and Urdu shayari with the hashtag 'US India Dosti'.

Watch them below:
 

#ICYMI! Our consular officer Jake recites a poem in Punjabi by Bulle Shah. If you like poetry, you will love this! Celebrating #USIndiaDosti pic.twitter.com/Me2KVhyaC7

- U.S. Embassy India (@USAndIndia) September 16, 2017

#ICYMI! Do Americans understand shayari? Watch our diplomats Alaina & Nate expertly recite Urdu poetry! Celebrating #USIndiaDosti pic.twitter.com/8sH2ZC94Mu

- U.S. Embassy India (@USAndIndia) September 17, 2017

In August this year, the US Charge d'Affaires in New Delhi, MaryKay Carlson, had asked Twitter for help in trying to decide which saree she should wear on India's Independence Day. And very recently, the US Consulate in Mumbai held a friendly dandiya dance off between its Indian and American staff.