Remo D’Souza Reacts To Viral Video Where Man Goofs Up ‘Remdesivir’: I Could Not Believe What I Heard

Mumbai: Choreographer-filmmaker Remo D’Souza hilariously reacted to the viral video the place a person is mispronouncing the title of the Remdesivir injection as ‘Remo D’Souza’. The choreographer has reposted the video on his Instagram deal with and captioned it, “Don’t miss the end.” In the viral video, the person could be seen speaking to a information reporter in regards to the costs of the medicines amid well being disaster within the nation. He then says ‘Cipla company ka injection Remo D’Souza’ and the scene performs on a loop for the comedian impact. Also Read – Nafisa Ali Sodhi Shares Her Video After Undergoing Peritoneal Cancer Surgery, Says ‘Celebrating Life Today’ Reacting to the video, Remo instructed TOI, “At first, I couldn’t believe what I heard. Then, I showed it to my wife Lizelle and she could not help laughing. Let me tell you that I am not good at pronunciations. The name Remdesivir has been confusing me for many days; I just was not able to pronounce it. This man has given me a new name that I can call it by. In fact, I find it easier to call the antiviral medication instead by my name.” Also Read – Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai: Shivangi Joshi Aka Sirat Performs Ghoomar Dance on Plate | Viral Video He additional mentioned that although he goofed up the phrase ‘Ramdesivir’, the video nonetheless deserves to go viral as in response to him, he was talking a whole lot of sense. He mentioned, “I think he was speaking a lot of sense. Plus, he was speaking so well.”

Remo’s 17-year-old son Adonis mentioned, “He said ‘Dad theek hi toh bola hai, what’s wrong?’ It was only when I pointed it out to him, he understood and smiled. So what I feel here is that if you are saying ‘Remdesivir’ in a hurry and with emotion, you might end up saying ‘Remo D’souza’. By the way, many people actually call me ‘Remi’.” In December final yr, DSouza was rushed to hospital after struggling cardiac issues. He underwent angioplasty. In an interview, Remo had mentioned mentioned, “I took the elevator to go up, I pressed the lift button and sat down. Once I stepped out of the lift I started coughing and I even wanted to throw up. Lizelle saw my smart watch, which checks on the heartbeat and ECG and the screen prompted ‘Are you not well?’ This pain was something that I had never experienced in my life. On reaching the hospital, we were told by the doctors that it’s a major heart attack.” He even mentioned that his proper artery had a 100% blockage. Remo rose to fame as a choreographer, earlier than making his transition into filmmaking with F.A.L.T.U in 2011. He went on to helm ABCD: Any Body Can Dance (2013), ABCD 2 (2015) and Race 3 (2018). His final directorial Street Dancer 3D starring Varun Dhawan, Nora Fatehi and Shraddha Kapoor, opened in 2020.