Netizen’s latest obsession Ravi Kishan is once again winning the internet with his energy and candid moments. The actor, who has recently become a social media favourite for his spontaneous singing, dancing and unfiltered interactions, was seen creating another memorable moment with the paparazzi.

In a video that has been making the rounds online, Ravi Kishan can be seen recreating one of his signature dance moves with the paparazzi. The actor enthusiastically performed his iconic step, of one leg crossing over the other, while the paps joined in on the fun.

The impromptu dance session soon became even more entertaining when Ravi’s Mirzapur: The Movie co-stars Divyenndu and Ali Fazal, popularly known as Munna Bhaiya and Guddu, appeared in the background. The duo began mimicking Ravi’s trademark moves, instantly turning the moment into a hilarious reunion.

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Ravi eventually hugged the paps, bringing the playful interaction to an end. However, Divyenndu and Ali Fazal’s surprise imitation of his dance moves at the background left everyone in splits. 

Speaking about the viral “Koteshwaraye” video, Ravi Kishan lauded the younger generation for embracing his devotional song and giving it a fresh, creative spin.

Reacting to the craze of his memes and social media posts, Ravi Kishan said, “Yeh jo aitehaasik pyaar humko mila, jo Instagram ke itehaas mein kabhi aisa nai hua hai. Dekhiye Gen Zs jab pyaar dene par aate hain toh kitna aitehaasik dete hai uska ek aap example dekh rahe ho.”

Ravi Kishan was last seen in Maa Behen and Mamla Legal Hai 2, both streaming on Netflix. In Mirzapur: The Movie, Ravi Kishan will play antagonist Babban Babua, alongside Jitendra Kumar and the returning cast. Directed by Gurmmeet Singh, the film releases on September 6, 2026.

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