Travelling is all about being open to new experiences. From witnessing new cultures to trying local delicacies - it's all a part of the journey. A Singapore vacation will entice you with something like this. But do you know that the Asian country has something special to offer for Bollywood buffs? Singapore houses Southeast Asia's first and only Universal Studios theme park at Sentosa Island. Divided into 7 themed zones, the park greets tourists with fun rides and grand shows. But the "Sesame Street Goes Bollywood" show is one of the major attractions here.
Recently, a travel vlogger shared her experience of witnessing this spectacle on her Universal Studios Singapore visit. The video, posted on Instagram, begins on a fun note.
Beloved Muppet characters Ernie, Bert and Elmo lit the venue with their energetic performance in traditional kurtas. The background dancers wearing vibrant outfits match the vibe perfectly. The song they chose for the session: 'Let's Nacho' from the film 'Kapoor & Sons'. Can you believe it? It was like a Muppet and Bollywood fusion.
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While Bert turns into a Bollywood "Hero", Ernie showcases his slick moves. Elmo even does a proper 'Namaste'. The trio brings joy to the audience as they shake a leg to a spectacular blend of catchy tunes, infectious rhythms and colourful outfits.
The side note read, "Don't miss this amazing show by Universal Studios Singapore on your next trip... What an amazing show, the energy and choreography were just next level."
The internet loved the video, which has received more than 1.6 million views. Take a look at the comments section below:
"Elmo and the party look so cute in indian outfits," gushed a user.
"I salute the people in the Sesame suit! They must have been sweating like mad," wrote another.
"Elmo Bhaiji got some moves," commented an impressed individual.
"When this song plays, every Indian heart knows it's time to celebrate," noted one person.
"I feel like I'm in a parallel universe," said someone else.
"Bollywood feels on point in Singapore," pointed out a Bollywood fan.
