Bollywood movies definitely enjoy a huge fan base across the seven seas. From A-list Bollywood actors to iconic movie dialogues, people love everything about B-town. In fact, Hollywood celebrities like such as Hugh Jackman, Brad Pitt and others have expressed their love for Bollywood movies in the past. This time, everyone’s favorite Tom Hardy expressed his love for Bollywood by recreating legendary actor Amrish Puri dialogue from the 1987 film Mr. India.
Amrish Puri in Bollywood movie Mr. India
During the promotions of his upcoming film Venom, Hollywood star Tom Hardy tried out saying the iconic Amrish Puri dialogue ‘Mogambo Khush Hua’ and fans can’t stop praising him. The video is uploaded by the Hollywood actor with a Pakistani descent, Riz Ahmed who made Hardy say the iconic lines. The video has since gone viral on the internet and fans are going crazy about Tom Hardy’s attempt at the villainous dialogue.
Taking to Twitter, Riz Ahmed wrote, “Tom Hardy gives us his best mogambo - what’s the verdict? Think you can do better? Post yours here with #mogambo before the single drops October 3.”
When Riz Ahmed appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live, he also revealed that his first solo rap song was inspired by Bollywood’s supervillain Mogambo. On a related note, Riz Ahmed and Tom Hardy will be seen in the upcoming Sony Pictures superhero flick Venom.
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