The veteran Australian opener David Warner recently shared a video on his official Instagram account in which two of his daughters can be seen dancing to the hit song “Bala” from the Akshay Kumar-starrer Housefull 4. Captioning the video, Warner wrote: “When your daughters want to do their own Bala dance”.
The video, featuring his oldest daughters Indi Rae and Ivy Mae, has received more than a million views so far. In May, David Warner had shared a video where he himself performed Akshay Kumar’s steps from the song. Tagging the Bollywood star, Warner wrote: “I think I’ve got you covered”.
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The Warner family seems to have to like the song a lot, with the southpaw opener sharing another video in June where his two oldest daughters are seen dancing along with him to the song. Warner has spent the majority of the coronavirus-enforced lockdown making a series of amusing videos.
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Warner’s dance video on the famous Bollywood song “Sheila ki Jawaani” with his daughter Indi received a lot of love from his fans and followers on social media and since then the left-handed batsman has been sharing video religiously, despite getting trolled from his teammates. Not too long back his former teammate Mitchell Johnson took a brutal dig at the opener after watching one of his many videos.
Commenting on one of the videos of Warner, Johnson wrote: “I would say you’ve officially lost it but not sure you ever had it Bull”. Australian fast bowler, Pat Cummins, who is the number one-ranked bowler in Test cricket, wasn’t too impressed by Warner’s antics either.
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During a chat with KKR on Instagram, Cummins had expressed that if Warner asks him to feature in any of his videos, he won’t say yes to the batsman.
