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Sanika Bhadane Gives Farah Khan’s ‘Dhoom Taana’ a Gen-Z Twist and the OG Loves It!

Creator Sanika Bhadane puts a Gen-Z spin on ‘Dhoom Taana’ from Om Shanti Om, earning praise from the song’s original choreographer, Farah Khan.

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Sanika Bhadane Remakes ‘Dhoom Taana’ With a Gen-Z Twist

Remember ‘Dhoom Taana’ from Om Shanti Om? Well, creator Sanika Bhadane has given the iconic Bollywood song a Gen-Z makeover, and the OG herself seems to approve! Sanika recreated the song with her own spin, bringing a fresh internet-culture twist to a memorable Bollywood moment. Her take, featuring the playful line “Damn, tera kata na, kata na,” gives the remake its own personality. But the best part? Farah Khan, who choreographed the original song, noticed Sanika’s version and appreciated it.

Who Is Sanika Bhadane?

Sanika Bhadane, popularly known as @sanikahehe on Instagram, is a verified digital creator who makes comedy videos with a distinctly Gen-Z vibe. With around 236K followers, she creates entertaining content that taps into relatable humour and internet culture. Her recreation of ‘Dhoom Taana’ brings that playful energy to Bollywood nostalgia, giving audiences a fresh take on a song they already know and love.

Sanika Bhadane, reaching 10,000 YouTube subscribers was an important milestone. The comedy creator, who goes by @sanikahehe on Instagram, has been building her presence across platforms through entertaining content and a distinctly Gen-Z approach. Her 10K subscriber milestone marked a step forward in her YouTube journey, celebrating the audience that had chosen to follow her content. With around 236K followers on Instagram, Sanika has also established a growing community on the platform.

When the OG Approves Your Remake

For any creator recreating an iconic Bollywood moment, getting appreciation from the person behind the original is a big deal. And Sanika’s remake brings that full-circle moment to life. Farah Khan choreographed ‘Dhoom Taana’ for the 2007 film Om Shanti Om, starring Shah Rukh Khan and Deepika Padukone. The song remains a memorable part of the film, making it a fun choice for a Gen-Z reinterpretation.

Sanika’s remake also shows how creators continue to revisit Bollywood nostalgia, adding their own humour and style for a new audience. And when the OG herself likes what you have done, you know the recreation has landed!

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