VIRAL: Kartik Aaryan loves ‘Amije Tomar edit with that of Vidya Balan’; Fans rave about the crossover
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Kartik Aaryan is the young superstar, winning praises from all quarters for his latest release, Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2. The film emerged as the biggest opener for the ‘Dhamaka’ actor and the biggest Bollywood opener of 2022. The film has crossed the 100-crore mark at the box office in the early days of its second week and has brought the family audience back to the theatres. Meanwhile, after delivering the biggest opening of the year, Kartik also left all impressed with his performance in the film especially his tandav dance sequence during the film’s climax.
Taking to his social media, Kartik Aaryan shared a fan-made edit of his inspiration– Vidya Balan’s performance on Amije Tomar in Part 1 and his on the Arijit Singh rendition of the song in Part 2, which has taken the internet by storm since he posted it. He captioned it, “This has my heart !! Was terribly nervous to perform on the epic #AmijeTomar. Hope i was able to live up @balanvidya Mam @chinnilaljayaprakash #BhoolBhulaiyaa2 in Theatres !!”
Have a look at Kartik Aaryan’s post:
The actor received special praises for his performance on this song in the climax, becoming a major highlight of the film very much like Vidya Balan’s climax performance of Amije Tomar was the highlight of the first Bhool Bhulaiyaa. Fans haven’t been able to stop raving about this crossover as many dropped comments like, “Best performances ever!!!!”, “AH U KILLED IT”, “I’m so proud of you”, “Kartik Aaryan, the male Manjulika”, “Love this so so much Vidya X Kartik “, “You were shining in this epic song”, “Damnnnn this combo”, “The best crossover ever”, “You Legend fr”, “K you just killed this scene. The tandav goshh Goosebumps performance!” “The best performance of your career” and many more including Warda Khan Nadiadwala’s ” simply brilliant”.
With ‘Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2’ going super strong at the box office even after 2 weeks, Kartik also has films like ‘Shehzada’, ‘Captain India’, ‘Freddy’ and Sajid Nadiadwala’s ‘Satyanarayan Ki Katha’ in his kitty.
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