Mohanlal gracefully embraces his feminine energy in jewellery ad, fan says ‘Those hand moments done so beautifully'. Watch
The ad opens with Mohanlal stepping out of his car. He is welcomed warmly by Prakash, who walks him through the shoot setup. 'We've shot this in fashion photography style,' he says, before introducing Mohanlal to the model, 'Brother, this is Shivani.' From the moment Mohanlal meets Shivani, his gaze is subtly drawn to the exquisite diamond jewellery she is wearing. The scene transitions quickly to Shivani removing the jewellery and walking off with Prakash. In a blink-and-miss moment, Mohanlal slyly picks up the jewellery and that's when the real drama begins.
As the crew scrambles in panic trying to locate the missing pieces, their search leads them to Mohanlal's vanity van. What follows is a stunning twist–the actor, now adorned with the jewellery, bracelet, and ring, is seen gracefully embracing his feminine energy. He dances with elegance and abandon, effortlessly pulling off delicate hand gestures and graceful spins, commanding your full attention every second.
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The ad concludes with Prakash Varma catching him mid-performance, prompting Mohanlal to break into infectious laughter.
The ad quickly caught the attention of fans online. 'A10. Really pulled off the feminine movements,' one Reddit user wrote. Another said, 'How effortlessly this man switches from the most masculine characters to the most feminine ones. A true legend.' Other comments read, 'Damn, he did it so gracefully', 'I cringed — but also admired how natural it looked', and 'Those hand movements… done so beautifully.'
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