Farah Khan grooves with Veer Pahariya on his iconic dance step from Sky Force's Rang song: "I have been dying to do this step..."

The video kicks off with Farah dancing alongside a troupe, setting the stage with energetic moves.

Veer Pahariya made a staggering debut with Sky Force alongside Akshay Kumar. But more than that his one-leg dance step from the film's song Rang became viral on the internet. And the latest one to follow the trend is Farah Khan.

Taking to Instagram, Farah Khan shared a video on Monday, in which she is seen recreating the famous dance step along with none other than the man himself, Veer Pahariya. She wrote in the caption, "Iv been dying to do this step ever since i saw @veerpahariya doing it ! Agar kisi cheez ko dil se maango.. (pls remember im 60 now)"

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The video kicks off with Farah dancing alongside a troupe, setting the stage with energetic moves. She’s soon joined by Veer Pahariya, and together they execute the now-famous one-legged step, as the crowd erupts in cheers around them.

Veer Pahariya’s signature dance move continues to gain traction, underscoring the uphill battle newcomers face in leaving a memorable mark with their debut films.

Grateful for the early recognition, Veer considers it a blessing to have already delivered an iconic step so early in his budding journey.

Also read: Veer Pahariya shares about leaving an impact after his debut film, calls his viral dance step ‘iconic’

Veer said, "I am grateful to the audience for giving so much love to the film, my performance and my character. With anything big, there is going to be good and bad, I am open for it. And, in terms of the dance step, I can't be more grateful to have an iconic dance step that will stay with me and that too so early in my career."

Sky Force, which hit theatres on January 24, 2025, features Akshay Kumar, Veer Pahariya, Sara Ali Khan, and Nimrat Kaur in pivotal roles. Directed by Abhishek Anil Kapur and Sandeep Kewlani, the film draws inspiration from the real-life heroics of Squadron Leader Ajjamada B. Devaiah—portrayed by Veer Pahariya—who played a key role in India's first air strike on Pakistan’s Sargodha airbase during the 1965 war.