After Ranveer Singh dropped his nude pictures from a photoshoot on the internet, it has caused a huge stir and even triggered a First Information Report (FIR) against the actor. The incident also prompted reactions from celebrities where several actors backed Ranveer for his audacious move.
The internet is flooded with memes spawned by the nude pictures and now a hilarious video has surfaced that shows how celebrities would react to it. In the clip, uploaded by a user on Twitter, an artist is seen mimicking Bollywood actors and nailing their style. “Celebrities on Ranveer Singh's nude photoshoot,” the text on the video read.
The video opens to show the person mimicking Nawazuddin Siddiqui and recreating his famous dialogue from 'Gangs of Wasseypur' – Part 2, but with a quirky twist.
Next, the artist channels his inner John Abraham and creates a reaction of his on the controversy. Mimicking John, he jokes that the only thing he did not like in the picture was Ranveer's thighs. “He really needs to work on his thighs. And a bit on the arms,” the person is heard saying.
The artist then brings up Sonu Nigam and imitates his singing style while reacting to the nude photoshoot. He further proceeds to mimic Aamir Khan, Hrithik Roshan, Anil Kapoor, Ajay Devgn, and Pankaj Tripathi.
The video has been captioned, “Fantastic! Superb! Hilarious!”
Watch the video here:
Since being posted, the video has amassed 1.5 million views on Twitter. Users could not stop praising the artist for pulling off such humorous performance and making the most of the controversy.
Hailing the act as mind-blowing, one user particularly liked the artist's mimicry of Pankaj Tripathi. “One more thing there was no vulgarity anywhere,” the user wrote.
Another one seemed to have loved the artist's Pankaj Tripathi act. “Pankaj Tripathi's was the best,” the comment read.
This one highlighted how the artist not only nailed the voice of the celebrities but skillfully matched the expressions as well.
Here are a few more reactions:
So, what do you think of the act?
