Friday, January 6, 2012

why this kolaveri di in dutch

Why this kolaveri di has reached its peak even in many parts of Europe. The song which has taken place in YouTube top 100 videos has also gone into the streets of Dutch. The Gyas rowing team from Groningen, Netherlands has paid tribute to the Indian song. The song originally sung by anirudh ravichander and dhanush has been played in the streets of Dutch. The song starts by a Dutch guy drinking a soup and later transfers to a flash team in the centrum of the city. The boys dressed up with a T's and short has really made a good impression for the visitors. The footage showing up few guys running behind a Dutch girl and showing their feelings towards her. Most of the steps where simple and beautifully portrayed than the people who performed in Auckland earlier this week.

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