Former Australian skipper David Warnerâs love for India is no news. 

We have often witnessed Warner speak fondly of our country, people and culture, so much so that he even named his second child Indi Rae, inspired by India.

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True to his admiration for all things Indian, David Warner is taking the Coronavirus downtime to explore more of Indiaâs cultural offerings. And he is doing that by making dance videos on Hindi and South-Indian songs and sharing them on social media with his fans. 

The recent addition to that list of performances includes the latest version of a Tamil song titled âInji Idupazhagiâ from the 1992 movie Thevar Magan featuring Kamal Haasan and Revathi.  

The video features Warnerâs wife Candice and Indi, who can be seen grooving to the new version of the song.

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Now, those dance moves and all are great, but did you notice Warnerâs make-shift lungi? Man, I cannot unsee that hair-tie knot and thigh-high slit! It definitely takes the trophy in this one.

Also, for those of you interested in checking out the original song, give it a listen below.

 

 A little trivia, if you havenât been able to identify it, this is the same song which inspired âPayalay Chunmun Chunmunâ from the movie Virasat which was the Bollywood adaptation of Thevar Magan.

 

Also, weâd recommend you check out Warnerâs other recent performances which include Allu Arjunâs Telugu hit number âBottabommaâ. 

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Itâs tiktok time #buttabomma get out of your comfort zone people lol @candywarner1

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And Katrina Kaifâs âSheela Ki Jawaaniâ. View this post on Instagram

Indi has asked to also do one for you guys! please help me someone!!!!!! #statue

A post shared by David Warner (@davidwarner31) on Apr 17, 2020 at 11:37pm PDT

Don't stop David, we are totally loving these videos. Keep 'em coming, mate!

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