Combining Scottish bagpipes and Bollywood, an Indian band, welcomed King Charles III and Queen Camilla during a royal ceremony by playing the beats of Dhoom Machale song from the Bollywood campaign Bollywood-Kashkraker Dhoom-in the Commonwealth in Westealthster.
Social media users remained surprised after the moment, recorded by the Shree Muktajevan Swamibapa Pipe Band, went viral.
The Shree Muktajevan Swamibapa Pipe Band, founded in the 1950s, has performed several times for royalties. With branches in the UK, India, the US and Kenya, the group specializes in combining Scottish musical traditions with elements of the Hindu culture.
The video, recently shared on the Instagram page of the Hindu Scottish Pipe Band, has received huge traction online, with many Desi -viewers who have trouble believing that it was real.
Various users referred to Dhoom 2, where the character of Hrithik Roshan disguises himself as Queen Elizabeth for a diamond robbery. “That is clear that Hithik Roshan is disguised as Camilla,” wrote an Instagram user.
For those who suspected that the clip was being edited, the official reporting of the BBC confirmed about the event that the implementation did indeed take place when King Charles and Queen Camilla arrived at the abbey.
