It was a Bollywood takeover at the Olympics when Israeli swimmers carry out routines that were synchronized to Desi Beat at the Tokyo Olympics.
On Tuesday, Eden Blecher and Shelly Bobritsky of the Israeli team competed in the artistic routine duet, where they did part of their routine for Madhuri’s actor Dixit Nene’s Hit Song ‘Aaja Nachle’ from the 2007 film.
Their video performance to the hit track has done a round on the internet.
Indian fans have become GaGa over the Israeli duo for adding Bollywood elements to the Olympics.
Thank you very much for the Israeli team for this !!! You don’t know how excited I heard and saw this !! Aaja Nachle !!! …
https://t.co/LWFTMKRLDR— (@Nerdanam) 1628048783000
“Thank you very much the Israeli team for this !!! You don’t know how excited I heard and saw this !! Aaja Nachle,” a social media user tweeted.
“The entry of Bollywood in #TokyoOlympics and as usual there are several different energy levels in our Indian songs,” wrote another netizen on Twitter.
Israeli duo from Eden Blecher and Shelly Bobritsky fight him to look for qualifications for the final of the Tamyo Aquatics Center Technical Duet.
However, they do not meet the requirements.
The artistic swimming event at the Olympics consists of free routines, and it lasts up to 3-4 minutes.
The technical routine involved five designated movements and they lasted a maximum of 2.50 minutes.
In accordance with the official Olympic website, participants were scored based on synchronization, difficulties, techniques, and choreography.