Mallika Sherawat, widely recognized for her bold choices and global presence, delighted fans by revisiting a memorable collaboration with international music icon Bruno Mars. The actress shared a behind-the-scenes video from the parody music video of Salt-N-Pepa’s Whatta Man, featuring Bruno Mars, originally shot in 2012.
In the Instagram post, Mallika is seen holding a prop gun to Mars’ head in a playful scene. As Mars turns to face her, he lifts her effortlessly, leading to laughter from the actress and the film crew. Captioning the video, she wrote:
“Shooting a music video with Bruno Mars was an absolute blast 🙂 Every moment on set was filled with excitement and fun. It’s an experience I’ll cherish forever! @brunomars.”
Mallika exuded elegance in a lavender off-shoulder gown, while Bruno Mars looked dapper in a black tuxedo. The video, filled with humor and camaraderie, gave fans a glimpse of the fun that unfolded on set.
Fans Celebrate Mallika Sherawat’s Versatility
Fans quickly flooded the comment section with admiration for Mallika’s unique global presence and talent. One fan remarked, “Way ahead of her time. This woman is incredible!” while another humorously added, “Tabhi toh, bhaiyaa ji dekhe dekhe lage. Sounds great!” Comments such as “U truly are something else” and “This is next level” echoed the sentiment, highlighting her lasting impact.
A Career Spanning Bollywood and Beyond
Mallika Sherawat’s international collaborations are nothing new. She notably worked with Jackie Chan in the 2005 film The Myth, which brought her significant recognition outside India. Her appearances at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival red carpet have also solidified her position as a global style icon over the years.
In Bollywood, Mallika is remembered for her roles in movies like Murder, Welcome, and Pyaar Ke Side Effects. She recently returned to the big screen in Raaj Shaandilyaa’s Vicky Vidya Ka Woh Wala Video, starring alongside Rajkummar Rao and Triptii Dimri.
This latest throwback post adds to her rich tapestry of memories, showcasing her work across different mediums and international borders.
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