Warner Excited With Pushpa The Rule Hookstep

Warner keen to master Pushpa The Rule hookstep. Australian cricketer David Warner, a self-proclaimed Allu Arjun fan, is once again captivated by the Telugu superstar's dance moves. The recently released song "Pushpa Pushpa" from the highly anticipated film "Pushpa: The Rule" has left Warner impressed, particularly with Allu Arjun's signature "Shoe Drop" step.

Warner's Admiration for Allu Arjun:

This isn't the first time Warner has expressed his admiration for Allu Arjun and the "Pushpa" franchise. He has previously imitated the iconic "Thaggede Le" gesture on the cricket field and even recreated the hook step of the popular song "Srivalli." His enthusiasm for the film and its star is evident.

The "Shoe Drop" Step:

Allu Arjun shared a clip of the "Pushpa Pushpa" song on social media, highlighting the catchy "Shoe Drop" step. Warner quickly commented, expressing his amazement and jokingly mentioning that he has "some work to do" to learn the move. Allu Arjun responded warmly, offering to teach him the step when they meet.

"Pushpa: The Rule" Buzz Builds:

The release of the first song from "Pushpa: The Rule" has further heightened the anticipation for the film. With its catchy music and Allu Arjun's electrifying dance moves, the song is already creating a buzz among fans.

Film's Progress and Release Date:

The shooting for "Pushpa: The Rule," directed by Sukumar, is currently underway and expected to wrap up soon. The film is slated for a grand theatrical release on August 15.

Anticipation and Excitement:

With a stellar cast, including Allu Arjun, Rashmika Mandanna, and Fahadh Faasil, along with the talented crew of Devi Sri Prasad (music), Miroslaw Kuba Brozek (cinematography), and Karthika Srinivas & Ruben (editing), "Pushpa: The Rule" promises to be an epic cinematic experience. The film's teaser, released on Allu Arjun's birthday, has already generated immense excitement among fans.

David Warner's continued admiration for Allu Arjun and the "Pushpa" franchise further amplifies the film's reach and appeal. It will be interesting to see if Warner attempts the "Shoe Drop" step himself, adding another layer of fun to this cross-cultural exchange.