If you're still freaked out by Adah Sharma's role in the horror flick '1920' where she played a woman possessed by a scary demon, then here's something transitional to ease you out of your ordeal.  And we guarantee, this will be the cutest thing you'll see on the internet all day , today!

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The 'Hasee Toh Phasee' actress took to her Twitter account and shared a video of (hold your breath) her dancing with her grandmother to 'Bom Diggy Diggy', and we're sort of crushing on her all over again! The video has her and her super cool grandma, grooving to the beats of the newest upbeat Bollywood song. How cute is that? Adah took the lead, by moving her super flexible hips to the song and her grandmother followed suit!

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Adah shared the video with her fans on Twitter and wrote "Who is Ur dance partner mine is my grandmother My Sunday inspiration, the positivesttttestt person in my life, most sporting , non cribber, non lazy, just soooooooooo hardworking ! and now my dance teacher too ðð¤#sundaymotivation #love The video is shot by my mum.”

Who is ur Ur dance partner mine is my grandmother
My sunday inspiration , the positivesttttestt person in my life , most sporting , non cribber, non lazy , just soooooooooo hardworking ! and now my dance teacher too ðð¤ #sundaymotivation #love
The video is shot by my mum â­ pic.twitter.com/eWjawATjVv

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How's that for kicking your Monday blues right in the butt? Speaking of butt though, did you check out Adah's moves? Well, one could say that's passé now, because we're absolutely tripping on her grandmother aping Adah's moves and we're loving every second of it! She's adorable, isn't she? The video was shot by her mother and I must totally confess, she has a really cool family. Talk about some fun Sunday fam jam!

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Adah will soon be seen flaunting her Tamil, in her acting debut in Prabhudeva's 'Charlie Chaplin 2'. The half-Malayali kutty is very excited for her first Tamil venture and goes on to say “I'm very happy that 'Charlie Chaplin 2' is my debut in Tamil. My dad was always keen that I do a Tamil film. Director Shakthi, producer T Shiva and music director Amrish thought I would be perfect for this song. Tamil is my mother tongue, so this was fun.” (as told to another publication).

Well, good luck Adah. We're just going to stalk you silly on social media from time to time for some more really fun videos! Keep uploading them, please!