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WATCH: Ravindra Jadeja Recreates Emraan Hashmi's Iconic Dance Step After Amir Jangoo's Wicket

Ravindra Jadeja added a touch of Bollywood flair to his wicket celebration after dismissing Amir Jangoo in the IND vs WI 2nd ODI. The all-rounder broke into a celebration inspired by Emraan Hashmi's dance step from Afsana Banaya Aapne, creating a distinctly Bollywood-style moment in the middle of the cricket action. It's Amir Jangoo now who has to go after 114 runs #TeamIndia #INDvsWI #Jadeja…

WATCH: Ravindra Jadeja Recreates Emraan Hashmi's Iconic Dance Step After Amir Jangoo's Wicket

Ravindra Jadeja brought a taste of Bollywood magic to his wicket celebration after taking the crucial wicket of Centurion Amir Jangoo during the second ODI between India and West Indies. The match witnessed a distinct Bollywood-style moment as the all-rounder broke into a dance inspired by Emraan Hashmi's iconic hook step from the film Afsana Banaya Aapne.

The tweet by CricVault highlighted Jadeja's theatrical celebration, which quickly became the talk of the town, adding another memorable chapter to a dismissal that also featured a spectacular fingertip catch. The video of Jadeja's energetic hook step has gone viral on social media platforms. Jadeja, known for his love of movies, often incorporates famous hook steps from popular films into his celebrations.

He previously used the Allu Arjun starrer Pushpa celebration. During the IND vs WI 2nd ODI, Jangoo had been the centerpiece of West Indies' dominant batting effort, scoring a scintillating 114 runs off just 77 balls. However, Jadeja struck late in the innings, ending his explosive innings and giving the veteran all-rounder a well-deserved wicket after a long wicketless run of 46 overs.

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