Ishaan Khatter's Wrong "Dhoom" Choice Leads To Eco-Friendly Discovery
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The video has garnered 188K views, with fans commenting, "Eco-friendly Dhoom," "Dhoom machale pedal chalale," and "If Dhoom movie was eco-friendly"
Actor Ishaan Khatter, who is a bike aficionado, has shared a quirky video where he appears to be getting ready to ride a bike but instead ends up riding a bicycle. Taking to Instagram, Ishaan, who has 1.8 million followers, posted a reel video showing him gearing up for a bike ride. The actor is seen putting on his helmet, gloves, and sunglasses, wearing a black T-shirt and beige cargo pants. The 28-year-old actor then jumps and lands on a bicycle. The video ends with Ishaan riding the bicycle to the tune of Dhoom Machale. The post is captioned: "Think I downloaded the wrong Dhoom #ridesafe."
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