Kailash Kher recreates SZA’s viral ‘Can I get a Shiv Shambhu?’ moment at Agra show; netizens REACT | Hindi Movie News

SZA’s playful Shivratri greeting Can I get a Shiv Shambhu? went viral and found a new echo on stage when Indian artist Kailash Kher performed in Agra. He shared a clip highlighting Mahadev’s influence crossing borders, with fans offering devotion in their own languages, and the moment giving rise to a global Har Har Mahadev chant. Read on to know more.

Videos of international singer SZA from the Shivratri celebrations, where she can be seen saying, “Can I get a Shiv Shambhu?” went viral on the internet. And now, Indian singer Kailash Kher has imitated her dialogue during his recent performance. He even dropped the video of the same on his social media platform. Let’s take a look at it.

Kailash Kher drops a video of imitating SZA’s ‘Can I get a Shiv Shambu’ dialogue

Kailash Kher took to his Instagram to share a video of him asking, “Can I get a Shiv Shambhu?” while performing in Agra. He then laughed and said, “Har har Mahadev.”The singer can be heard further, saying, “Aap ko bata doon main k Mahadev ka asar yeh hai ki sirf desh mein nahi videsh mein bhi apni apni bhashao mein bhi bhagwan ka samiran karrahe hai yeh log (Let me tell you that this is the impact of Mahadev that not only in India but abroad too people are praising God in their language).”He further added, “Keh rahey hai, ‘Can I get a Shambhu?’ jaise koi samaan ho. Dekh rahe ho kitna bada asar ho raha hai desh, duniya mein? Toh ek saath bolenge Agra waalon ‘Har Har Mahadev’ (They are saying, ‘Can I get a Shambhu?’ As if it’s a commodity. Are you seeing the impact in India and outside the country? So we will say together, ‘Har Har Mahadev’).”Watch the video here.

Netizens react to Kailash Kher’s video

While some felt that he mocked the international singer, others shared that he was just sharing about the cultural impact of India on other countries. Check it out here.

SZA’s Shivratri stint

SZA attended the Shivratri event at Sadhguru’s center in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu. Donning a yellow saree, she came on stage, greeted the crowd gathered, and thanked Sadhguru for the invitation. Then she said, “Namaskaram. Happy Maha Shivratri. Can I get a Shiv Shambhu?” as she urged the audience to join the dance.Soon, the video went viral on the internet. While some mocked her, others praised her for putting in her efforts to understand the culture.