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Usha Uthup's ‘Rasputin’ Performance In Bengaluru Goes Viral, Takes Internet Back To Disco Era - WATCH

Veteran Indian singer Usha Uthup has sparked a wave of nostalgia on social media after delivering a lively performance of Boney M’s legendary disco track ‘Rasputin’. The viral video reportedly captures the 78-year-old singer performing in Bengaluru on September 18, leaving music lovers pleasantly surprised by her energetic rendition of the iconic number. Dressed in her trademark saree, sporting a…

Veteran Indian singer Usha Uthup has brought disco era classics back to life with her energetic rendition of Boney M’s hit song 'Rasputin' in Bengaluru. The 78-year-old artist, known for her timeless charm, delivered the performance at the Usha Uthup Dynamite Disco Club show during the District Logout gig series at Bengaluru's The Humming Tree.

Dressed in her hallmark saree, complete with a large bindi and statement jewellery, Uthup captivated the audience with her impressive vocal skills and stage presence. Users on social media expressed amazement at the veteran singer's unexpected performance, with one user noting, "Never in my life I thought I'll hear Usha Uthup singing Rasputin."

The show featured a mix of international hits, including Adele's 'Skyfall' and Gloria Gaynor's 'I Will Survive,' displaying Uthup's versatility beyond the classic disco track. The video of her performance quickly gained popularity, with social media users commenting on her iconic look and the nostalgic appeal of her music.

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