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Trending in TN: 50 year old uncle grooves like Govinda, Malala Yousafzai, Elon Musk twitter exchange and Space football
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50-year-old prof’s video sure to give Govinda run for his money
Govinda remains one of the best dancers in Bollywood till date. However, a recent video of a middle-aged man dancing to a Bollywood number at a wedding function has left everyone in a tizzy on social media and he is sure to give the popular actor a run for his money. In the video, the man is shaking a leg to Govinda’s chartbuster song “Aap Ke Aa Jane Se” from the 1987 film Khudgarz. As the song begins the man transports to a zone that is only known to him and delivers a sure hit. His infectiousness is such that one cannot help but dance along with him. The ‘Govindasque’ dancer is Sanjeev Shrivastava from Vidisha, Madhya Pradesh. The 50-year-old is a professor of the Bhabha Engineering Research Institute.
Malala Yousafzai, Elon Musk exchange sends Twitter into a tizzy
Elon Musk’s sense of humour is not entirely unknown to us. However, even he got a taste of his own medicine after a satire website wrote a piece about the failure on sending Tesla to Space. The website also claimed, “Elon’s personal Tesla Roadster landing in a ball of flames on top of Nobel Peace Prize winner and tireless champion for girls’ rights Malala Yousafzai is not helping to rehab the embattled Silicon Valley billionaire one iota,” the funny report said. Sharing the news on Twitter, Musk wrote, “Hell of a week”. Within a few hours, the satirical news even reached the young Nobel Laureate and she responded to it saying, “Hello from the other side @elonmusk.” Musk replied to her with a ghost emoji! Twitterati couldn’t be happier with this adorable exchange.
Russian cosmonauts play space soccer
With less than a fortnight left for the football World Cup to begin, the frenzy for the sport seems to have reached a fever pitch. Russian cosmonauts Anton Shkaplerov and Oleg Artemyev played an improvised football match aboard the International Space Station (ISS) with a ball, which is planned to be used during the opening game of the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Moscow, Russia’s State Space Corporation Roscosmos announced. The football match was held in zero-gravity conditions in the Japanese Kibo module of the space station, as both cosmonauts tried to score the ball using improvised targets.
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