the "Desi vibes" were something that they loved the most.
New Zealand police officers continued Diwali celebrations with a synchronised dance performance to various Bollywood tracks.
The uplifting video has gone viral and Desi netizens are loving it.
In the video, police officers are seen performing at a Diwali function which took place at the New Zealand Police College in Wellington.
The event was organised by the Multicultural Council of Wellington.
While wearing their uniform, male and female officers are seen dancing to ‘Kar Gayi Chull’ and ‘Kala Chashma’, both of which are very popular at Desi gatherings.
The songs play in the background while the group dances. With their synchronised steps, they are seen smiling and enjoying themselves to the Desi tunes and beats.
Meanwhile, the crowd film the dance moves on their phones and cheer.
The video was uploaded to Facebook and it went viral.
Social media users enjoyed the video. Many said that the “Desi vibes” were something that they loved the most.
One person said: “Woooo good work, good presentation. I was very very happy while watching this video. Love you New Zealand Police very proud to be in New Zealand.
Another said: “Amazingly awesome performance.”
One social media user wrote: “Wow made me proud to be Indian.”
Others praised the efforts of the police officers.
New Zealand has quite a large population of Indian-origin people. According to a 2018 census, the number of Indian-origin people in New Zealand is over 2.3 million, making up 4.7% of the country’s population.
Bollywood has been a unifying aspect in different areas of the world.
The music has a special place in people’s hearts. Desi people and foreign nationals enjoy dancing to the music.
This is not the first time that a video of foreign nationals dancing Desi music has gone viral.
In August 2020, a group of Swiss women were seen doing the bhangra to Diljit Dosanjh’s hit track G.O.A.T.
The video was shared on Twitter by Indian Foreign Service officer Gurleen Kaur.
In the video, a group of women can be seen doing the bhangra in what appeared to be a class led by Karanvir Singh, a representative of the World Economic Forum.
The group were dancing in sync with Karanvir to the Punjabi track G.O.A.T.
Gurleen captioned the video: “When Europeans groove on Diljit Dosanjh’s G.O.A.T! Indian Bhangra in Switzerland.”
The 45-second clip quickly went viral and even caught the attention of Diljit, who retweeted it.
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