Akshaye Khanna's FA9LA Fever Is Real: Humanoid Robot Dances To Dhurandhar Song At IIT Bombay

Akshaye Khanna seems to have met his match with his viral entry on the sensational FA9LA song from the blockbuster film, Dhurandhar. At IIT Bombay’s Techfest 2025, a humanoid robot has been spotted dancing flawlessly to the hit song and is now going viral.

Videos of the performance went viral, impressing viewers with its precision and charm. Dhurandhar continues to maintain its craze among Indian audiences and has earned a record-breaking Rs 701 crore India net till December 29, according to industry tracker Sacnilk.

In the movie, Khanna’s character, Rehman Dakait, quickly became a standout figure. In one of the scenes, he is seen entering a gathering while casually dancing to the sensational song by Bahrain-based rapper Flipperachi. Since the movie’s

release on December 5, Khanna’s entry and this song have been doing the rounds on the internet.

Robot Dances To FA9LA

And now, a humanoid robot has been seen grooving to the viral song, leaving the audience in awe. Its precise moves and rhythmic timing has amazed everyone. What began as a regular tech demo quickly became a showstopper as the robot moved in perfect sync with the song’s beats.

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As the video went viral, the internet was also quick to respond with hilarious reactions. From labelling the video itself as “AI-generated” to calling the robot “Chitti 2.0”, people are flooding comments on the video. Chitti is a sophisticated fictional robot that appeared in the Enthiran movie series.

Unitree humanoid robots

A similar video recently appeared from China, where multiple robots were seen dancing during a concert. In the viral video, several Unitree G1 humanoid robots joined singer Wang Leehom on stage during his ‘Best Place Tour’ in Chengdu. Dressed in baggy pants, they performed synchronised moves, impressing the audience with their precision.

The robot that appeared at IIT Bombay was also a part of Unitree’s humanoid robot series. Unitree’s “ultra-agile” R1 humanoid robot has been named among the best inventions of 2025 by Time Magazine.