International Day of Yoga: Naach Meri Jaan Ramdev Style!

Yoga and a few popular Bollywood dance moves have something in common!

Check out how Baba Ramdev’s yoga postures (Photo: Reuters) resemble Madhuri Dixit’s seductive moves (Photo: YouTube/Rajshri)

Check out these yoga postures that look hilariously similar to a few popular Bollywood dance moves. You could probably hit the dance floor instead of doing your regular yoga routine.

1. Maar Daala

Warm up yoga in Ramdev style (Source: YouTube/babaramdev)

Madhuri Dixit’s popular step in the song Maar Daala from Devdas, 2002 (Source: YouTube/Eros Now)

The slithering move with the back twist in the songMaar Daala from the 2002 movie Devdas became a huge hit. We think Madhuri shows us a combination of the bhujangasana and a bit of bharadvajasana here.

2. Mud Mud Ke Na Dekh

Yoga guru Baba Ramdev doing vakrasan (Source: YouTube/babaramdev)

Nadira in the song Mudh Mudh Ke Na Dekh (Source: YouTube/Shemaroo)

Here’s a head-turner. Don’t you think this look-over-your shoulder step in the song Mud Mud Ke Na Dekh... from the 1955 movie Shree 420 is uncannily similar to the vakrasan? Palat!

3. Gandi Baat!

Ramdev in kandharasan yoga pose (Source: YouTube/babaramdev)

Shahid Kapoor and Prabhu Deva in the song Gandi Baat (Source: YouTube/Eros Now)

Now we know where Shahid Kapoor and Prabhudeva got this hip numbing move from for the film R... Rajkumar! Ramdev should have certainly walked away with the Best Choreographer award here.

4. Locha Hand Move

Ramdev Baba displays a light yoga exercise (Source: YouTube/babaramdev)

Arjun Kapoor from the song Locha-E-Ulfat (Source: YouTube/T-Series)

A bizarre comparison between Arjun Kapoor and Baba Ramdev, but they do have similar moves, don’t they? While the gif above shows Baba Ramdev displaying a light hand exercise, Arjun Kapoor does a very similar dance step in 2 States.

5. Dhak Dhak Pranayam

Ramdev Baba doing pranayam (Source: YouTube/Rajshri)

Madhuri Dixit and Anil Kapoor share a sizzling chemistry in this song Dhak Dhak Karne Laga (Source: YouTube)

And finally, no prizes for guessing who you would rather learn pranayam from!