29 March,2024 05:16 AM IST | Mumbai | The Hitlist Team
Allu Arjun and David Warner
Australian cricketer David Warner is definitely a big fan of star Allu Arjun, whom he referred to as a legend in his latest post on social media. Warner took to Instagram to share the picture of Arjun posing next to his wax figure at the Madame Tussauds in Dubai. "How good is this legend, @alluarjunonline congrats #pushpa (sic)," he wrote. This is not the first time that the Australian batter has shown his love for Arjun. During the Australia vs Pakistan match at the ICC Men's World Cup in 2023, Warner celebrated his century by performing the iconic âthaggedele' step from Pushpa: The Rise. He had also danced on the number Srivalli, originally picturised on Rashmika Mand-anna.
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