Viral Video: New Father Grooves to ‘FA9LA’ Hookstep to Celebrate Daughter’s Birth, Yami Gautam Reacts

A heartwarming video of a new father celebrating the birth of his daughter has taken social media by storm. In the clip, set in a hospital room, a nurse cradles the newborn while grooving to Akshaye Khanna’s iconic ‘FA9LA’ hookstep from Dhurandhar. The camera then pans to the proud dad, who bursts into the signature dance, capturing his pure joy at seeing his baby girl for the first time.
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Captioned “Winner Of The Trend” on X, the video quickly won hearts. Netizens couldn’t stop praising the father’s infectious energy and heartfelt celebration. Many called it the “sweetest thing on the internet” and celebrated the refreshing display of a dad openly rejoicing over his daughter’s birth. Comments flooded in:

“Same BGM. Completely different emotion. Still a winner. The New born entry just became unforgettable.”
“He's really real winner !!! Just look at his smile. So precious.”
“She's so blessed to be born Into that family.”

Even actress Yami Gautam Dhar, wife of Dhurandhar director Aditya Dhar, reshared the clip, writing, “Hands down, winner,” officially crowning him the trend’s best participant.


About the FA9LA Trend

The song ‘FA9LA’ (pronounced Fasla) from Dhurandhar has become a viral sensation globally, dominating Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, and other social platforms. Originally a Bahraini hip-hop track by Flipperachi and Daffy, with DJ Outlaw composing, ‘FA9LA’ loosely translates to a “fun time” or “party,” symbolizing a vibrant, celebratory vibe rather than a literal meaning.

Since its release on December 5, Dhurandhar has smashed box office records. Alongside Akshaye Khanna and Ranveer Singh, the film features Sanjay Dutt, Arjun Rampal, Sara Arjun, and more, captivating audiences with its gripping storyline, stellar performances, and memorable soundtrack.


The viral video not only captures a father’s overwhelming happiness but also highlights the joy of welcoming daughters, breaking stereotypes, and showing that celebration knows no gender.