'Burst out laughing' - Actress Rashmika Mandanna applauds David Warner for dancing on her 'Mind Block' song

David Warner has been doing all sorts of things on Tik-Tok over the last few days. Apart from the short video platform, he also keeps on positing them on his Instagram platform. When one opens their social media platforms, it’s tough to avoid the hilarious videos. In fact, there have been occasions, when the left-hander ends up positing three to four videos in an entire day.

He has also included his wife Candice and their three daughters. The 33-year-old plays for the Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) in the Indian Premier League (IPL). Hence for his Tik-Tok videos, Warner has mostly gone for Telugu Hits. Around a month ago, he danced on Butta Bomma, which featured Allu Arjun and Pooja Hegde. The song garnered a huge amount of fandom.

He also danced on ‘Slowly Slowly’, a popular Punjabi song by Guru Randhawa and American rapper Pitbull. Yet again, the clip went viral and Warner’s popularity went up higher. Warner recently picked up another renowned Telugu song ‘Mindblock’ from the movie Sarileru Neekevvaru. The video was premiered on YouTube on February 29. The track has over 43 million views.

The song features the veteran Mahesh Babu  and the gorgeous Rashmika Mandanna. After Warner’s video made quite a bit of buzz, Rashmika took note of it. She took to her Instagram story and wrote, “@davidwarner31 killin’ it Burst out laughing reading the caption,”

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Warner doesn’t have any cricket to play for the time being. He was set to play in the IPL, which had to be postponed for an indefinite time period due to the coronavirus outbreak. Warner missed the 2018 IPL due to his suspension from Cricket Australia. However, he remains to be one of their stalwarts. In 2016, he also led the Orange Army to their maiden title glory.

He has won the Orange Cap quite a few times and has arguably been one of the star batters in the T20 tournament. Among the foreign players, he is the leading run-scorer. As far as cricket is concerned, he last took the field in March in Australia’s first ODI against New Zealand at the Sydney Cricket Ground. The rest of the series had to be cancelled.