Sanjay Leela Bhansali's magnum opus 'Padmaavat' is about to complete four months, and till date there are only two things that everyone primarily remembers – the Karni Sena's protests and Ranveer Singh's outstanding performance.

With kohled eyes, unkempt long tresses, a scar on his face that speaks volumes about his victories, and a cold stare that's enough to send shivers down one's spine, Ranveer Singh had completely owned the character of Alauddin Khilji. In fact, with his performance, Ranveer declared it loud and clear that he is here to rule Bollywood.

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Ranveer's performance, however, wasn't the only talking point of the movie. His crazy (read: mad) moves and energetic dance number 'Khalibali' was equally loved by everyone. And now the love for 'Khalibali' and Ranveer has travelled 'saat samundar paar' to North America, where an US-based dance company performed on two of his best songs so far, 'Khalibali' and 'Malhari'.  

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Bollywood's charm is infectious and hard to resist, and the world is only confirming the same with their endless attempts on the dance numbers. At least the world of NBA (National Basketball Association) is doing it and we can't be any prouder. From doing Bhangra to dancing on 'Ghoomar', the NBA half-time shows are lit.

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Recently, during the half time show of the match between the Philadelphia 76ers and Dallas Mavericks, at the Wells Fargo Center; Exodus Artistry gave a stellar performance on the mash-up of Ranveer's 'Khalibali' and 'Malhari' from 'Bajirao Mastani'.

However, the highlight of the performance was Salman Khan's signature move from 'Dabangg'. Yes, they added that step and things just escalated from there. And we won't talk about how great their performance was; check that out yourself.  

After looking at the group perform on Bollywood songs and people in the audience cheer for them, we are sure that language has nothing to do with dancing or expression of art.