The dance of Nepali girls on the popular song "London Thumkada" is quickly gaining traction on social media, with many celebrities commenting on the video. Kangana's thumka has been overshadowed by their impressive performance, demonstrating their remarkable dancing skills.

Social media is a platform that is constantly changing and evolving. Every day, something new is trending and taking the world by storm. It is not uncommon to see people dancing to Bollywood songs on the platform, but the Bollywood craze outside of India is truly remarkable. Right now, a particular video is making waves across the internet, quickly becoming a viral sensation. Currently, Nepali girls are taking over social media as they are seen singing the popular song "London Thumakda" from the Kangana Ranaut starrer movie "Queen".

The Wings, an Instagram handle run by Nepali girls, recently posted a video on social media showing their strong agreement to Kangana's London Thumkada song. This video has sparked a buzz on the internet, with many people discussing the unique dance style of the Nepali girls. The Wings official account continues to post videos of the girls dancing to various Bollywood songs, giving viewers a glimpse into Nepali culture.

The dance performed by Nepali girls to the song "London Thumkada" has become a hit on social media, causing many likes and comments to pour in. Not only social media users, but even celebrities have praised the girls' impressive performance, making it clear that it surpasses even Bollywood star Kangana's own dance moves.

Netizens are enamored with the dance of Nepali girls. After the video was shared, it quickly went viral and caused a stir. The dance, which was set to the popular song "London Thumakda," has been a tremendous success; the video has been viewed more than 13.5 million times. The dance has become a widely talked-about topic across the world.