The Taj Mahal is undoubtedly one of the most popular locations in India. This UNESCO World Heritage Site often attracts visitors from around the world. Recently, content creator Noel Robinson made a video in front of the Taj Mahal and danced on IGMOR and Kuldeep Manak’s trending song Jind Kadh Ke. The German-Nigerian dancer immersed himself in the role as he was seen dressed in full Indian attire. Noel wore a sherwani set and completed the look with a fancy hat perched over his massive afro man. Even as Noel finished the whole choreography, the hat stayed intact on his head.
While sharing this video on Instagram, Noel wrote, “Felt like a prince! Vibing in front of the iconic Taj Mahal.” This clip got over 4.4 lakh likes in less than 24 hours. In the comments, many people praised his dancing and cheerful persona. Commenting on it, an Instagram user wrote, “Ohh my god his expressions are best.” Another person wrote, “Bro u look great in this outfit. Cool.”
Some people also commented on how Noel is managing to make lively videos when the temperature in North India is crossing 40 degrees Celsius. Making this point, an X user wrote, “Bro how are you staying in Agra in this heat?” An Instagram user observed, “The way he balanced his topi in the entire dance.” Someone jokingly wrote that Noel looks like Alladin in his Indian outfit.
Noel has been in India for some weeks now. On May 11, he made a dance reel on Chammak Challo outside Shah Rukh Khan’s Mumbai house Mannat. This clip got over 20 lakh likes.
Previously in an interview with Filmibeat, Noel had said that SRK is his favourite Bollywood star and he hopes to meet him during the India tour. He said, “I think I can meet him. I am staying here for like three weeks. So, I hope I can meet him. Let’s see if it would be possible.” He added that while he does not fully understand the lyrics of all SRK songs, he likes to dance to them based on their vibe.
During his India stay, Noel has made videos at several iconic locations such as in front of India Gate and inside the Mumbai local. Talking about making videos inside the crowded Mumbai local, Noel told Zoom, “I love to go to local places for my videos. In India, trains are such an iconic thing. Everyone has seen reels of Indian trains, even I have seen some. So when I came here, I thought let me make a video there. It had amazing vibes.”
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