'Bibbojaan Approves': TikToker Noel Robinson's 'Gajgamini' Walk Gets Thumbs Up From Aditi Rao Hydari

German TikToker Noel Robinson’s Instagram handle is loaded with several dance videos. Recently, he visited India and became a viral sensation for his enthusiastic dance performances. Sharing a couple of lively reels on Instagram, the Germany-based dancer was seen dancing alongside everyday Mumbaikars, including a rickshaw driver and roadside vendors. He danced to numerous songs on streets, on trains, in the market, inside the stadium, and elsewhere across several Indian cities.

Noel Robinson recently recreated the viral ‘Gajgamini’ walk from Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s debut web series, ‘Heeramandi: The Diamond Bazaar.’ His rendition quickly gained popularity and received approval from Aditi Rao Hydari, aka Bibbojaan in the series. The viral clip opens to show Noel Robinson dressed in a black hoodie and trousers, confidently performs the Gajgamini walk as curious onlookers watch. As the video progresses, a woman also enthusiastically joins him. Noel Robinson’s rendition of ‘Gajgamini’ walk quickly went viral. The video was shared on Netflix’s official Instagram handle. Sharing the video, Netflix wrote, “The streets are saying they love this Gajgamini.”

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Watch Noel Robinson’s viral ‘Gajgamini’ Walk:

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The clip was shared a few weeks ago and since then it has collected over 4.7 million views. The numbers are still increasing. The viewers appreciate Noel Robinson’s enthusiasm and ability to connect with Indian culture. Many users praised the influencer in the comments section of the post. The video was loved by Aditi Rao Hydari as well. Aditi commented, “Haha! This is so cute. Bibbojaan approves.” “Seems like you have mastered a new dance genre, the Western Gajgamini walk!” commented a user. “Love this,” said a second. “Cute,” wrote a third. “Insane,” with heart and fire emoticons expressed a fourth.