New York City’s newly elected mayor, Zohran Mamdani, celebrated his victory in a truly unforgettable way by dancing to the famous Bollywood song “Dhoom Machale.”
The 34-year-old leader, known for his progressive politics and South Asian heritage, brought energy and joy to the stage as the upbeat track played at the end of his victory speech.
Mamdani was joined by his wife, Rama Duwaji, and his mother, acclaimed filmmaker Mira Nair, who is best known for directing Monsoon Wedding and The Namesake. Their joyful dance quickly went viral on social media, with thousands of people sharing the video and praising the moment for its authenticity and celebration of culture.
Many viewers described the dance as a refreshing and heartfelt gesture, symbolizing Mamdani’s connection to his South Asian roots and his inclusive vision for New York City. His choice of song, known for its excitement and energy, resonated with both his supporters and the global audience, showing how cultural expression can unite people beyond politics.
Netizens hailed the celebration as a “Dhoom-worthy” moment, representing not only a personal milestone for Mamdani but also a proud moment for the South Asian community in America.
As New York’s new mayor, Zohran Mamdani’s victory and his vibrant celebration reflect the city’s diversity, spirit, and openness to multicultural leadership, marking a new and inspiring chapter in its political history.
