Dhurandhar actor Naveen Kaushik on shooting Flipperachi song in Kashmir, says, ‘they didn't know who I was’

Dhurandhar actor Naveen Kaushik on shooting Flipperachi song in Kashmir, says, ‘they didn't know who I was’

• Naveen Kaushik shared a candid BTS moment from Flipperachi's Kashmir shoot
• Local women in Kashmir asked for photos with Kaushik, unaware of his identity
• Flipperachi song sequence has gone viral, adding to Dhurandhar's buzz

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Dhurandhar actor Naveen Kaushik has shared a warm behind-the-scenes moment from the shoot of Flipperachi, the song sequence that has been doing the rounds online. In a reel posted on Instagram, Naveen Kaushik recalled filming in Kashmir and being surrounded by local women who were curious about the team, even though many of them did not recognise him.

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According to Kaushik, the shoot day quickly turned into an unexpected meet-and-greet. While recording the song, he wrote that “ladies who had come from Kashmir surrounded me,” adding that they wanted to click pictures with him without knowing who he was. What stayed with him, he said, was the sweetness of the request. He admitted he genuinely enjoyed the moment because of how politely and innocently they asked for a photo.

The actor also reflected on how unpredictable the internet can be. At the time, it felt like a small, happy interruption on a long day of filming. Only later did he realise the clip would take on a life of its own online. “Who knew that this song would become a spark and set the internet on fire,” Kaushik wrote, hinting at the traction Flipperachi has gathered since the visuals started circulating.

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Kaushik’s post also explains what viewers hear in the background of the video. The laughter during the recording, he said, belongs to Siyahi, also known as @gazirouhallah. Kaushik wrote that Siyahi encouraged the women to take photos with him, turning the moment into something even more light-hearted. “He told them to click a photo with me,” Kaushik noted, before ending the anecdote with a playful line: “Okay, brother. Next time it’s your turn.”

Shot against Kashmir’s wide, rugged landscape, the video shows a small crowd gathering near the set as the crew works. It is the kind of unplanned on-location moment that rarely makes it into official promos, but often becomes the most memorable part of a shoot. His note adds to Dhurandhar buzz, as fans cheer the candid, local flavour.