Belgaum’s elderly women join ‘APT Dance Challenge’ with style, win netizens’ praise
The spirited women at an old age home in Belgaum earned millions of views and praise for their style and energy at the APT Dance Challenge, a viral TikTok trend.
The cool dadis of Shantai Vrudhashram, an old age home in Belgaum, Karnataka, are back with all style and sass. These spirited elderly women, known for dancing to trending songs in their videos, recently posted on Instagram doing the viral APT dance challenge in their own style.
In the video, a lively group of five women can be seen nailing each step of the APT Dance Challenge, a viral TikTok trend that’s sweeping the globe.
Posted on Instagram by the old age home @shantai_second_childhood, the video includes a caption that celebrates these “real queens of style and sass,” adding, “Our Ajjis showing us how to live with grace, laughter, and a whole lot of flair.”
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The video has taken the internet by storm, racking up over a million views, with many flooding the comments section to show their appreciation.
One user wrote, “Literally the cutest APT I’ve seen so far since trending.” Another user quipped, “We got Indian dadis/nanis dancing to K-Pop before GTA VI.” A third user commented, “Rosé should see this.”
Earlier, another video of these grandmothers went viral when they grooved to the song Tauba Tauba. Even an impressed Vicky Kaushal, Bollywood star, showered his appreciation with heart emojis in the comments.
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What is APT Dance Challenge?
The APT Dance Challenge is a popular trend on social media inspired by the song “APT” by Rosé and Bruno Mars. It involves people making short dance videos with simple choreography that matches the song’s upbeat rhythm. These videos, shared on platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube, often use #APTdancechallenge, encouraging others to join in. Thanks to its fun, easy moves and the song’s catchy energy, the challenge has brought people worldwide together to show off their dance skills and enjoy the music as a community.
