Kajol’s hilarious reaction to Prithviraj’s Aiyyaa dance with Rani Mukerji leaves fans in splits: 'They should do a fun movie together...' - WATCH video

In a delightful promotional video for their upcoming film Sarzameen, Kajol and Prithviraj Sukumaran took a trip down memory lane—but things got hilariously awkward when the infamous Dreamum Wakeupum sequence from Aiyyaa played on screen. Kajol’s uncontrollable laughter and Prithviraj’s embarrassed reaction have since taken the internet by storm.

Kajol can’t stop laughing

Kayoze Irani shared a behind-the-scenes video featuring Kajol and Prithviraj Sukumaran seated with a laptop, revisiting iconic scenes from their past films. The clip kicks off with Dreamum Wakeupum from Aiyyaa, showing Prithviraj dancing with Rani Mukerji. Kajol instantly bursts into laughter, leaving Prithviraj visibly embarrassed and fans thoroughly entertained.


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Prithviraj tries to escape the cringe

As Kajol teased him, an embarrassed Prithviraj was seen trying to shut the laptop, saying, “Okay, we are not doing this one.” But Kajol, laughing uncontrollably, stopped him from closing it. Prithviraj then added, “I have done a lot of mainstream masala stuff that I absolutely love, but I have never done a film where it was more neck-down about myself. You usually shoot women the way I was shot in Aiyyaa.”

Fans react with humour and love

As soon as the video was shared on social media, likes and comments poured in from all sides. While one user wrote, 'Your friends showing your drunk dance after the wedding', another one added, 'Kajol’s laugh is so contagious'. A user also commented, 'Hahaha… They should do a fun movie together!!'



The quirky romantic comedy Aiyyaa, directed by Sachin Kundalkar, starred Rani Mukerji and Prithviraj Sukumaran in a wildly unconventional love story. It follows Meenakshi, a whimsical Marathi girl who falls for a silent Tamil artist purely because of his scent. Though packed with bold visuals, fantasy, satire, and a vibrant Amit Trivedi soundtrack, the film’s offbeat storytelling didn’t click at the box office.