Your reel feed has probably felt louder than usual this week. Between a Honey Singh comeback beat, a Telugu film’s stage-stealing moment and a K-pop late-night performance, five audios dominated Instagram. Here’s what’s trending, why it’s catching on and how you can jump in.
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This Week’s Top 5 Dance:
| # | Audio | Artist / Film | Top Clip Views | Trend Style |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tupka Tequila | Yo Yo Honey Singh | ~5 million | High-energy beat-sync dance |
| 2 | Aaya Sher / Yeshanagula | The Paradise (Anirudh Ravichander) | ~3.6 million | Moment-based fan edits and imitation |
| 3 | Janiye | Vishal Mishra & Rashmeet Kaur | ~2.6 million | Close-up lip-sync |
| 4 | Afghan Jalebi (Ya Baba) | Phantom (2018) | ~1.1 million | Step-by-step tutorial |
| 5 | Hootie Frutti | KATSEYE | ~3.2 million | Performance-clip edits |
1. Tupka Tequila: Honey Singh Is Back on the Beat
Yo Yo Honey Singh is promoting his Casa Tupka tequila brand with this track, and Instagram has taken to it fast. The top clip, about 5 million views from @dilsanghera777, shows the format perfectly: a beat-synced dance, glasses in hand and an explosion effect on the first drop.
The trick is polish. Sharp transitions and bold lyric captions make even a short clip feel like a mini music video, and the hook lands within three seconds, which is exactly what keeps people from scrolling away. Most clips use a remix version of the track. Creator @kavya.aaaaa (828K followers) pushed things further with a lip-sync built around the line “Tere vodka kahan gayi,” pulling roughly 1.8 million views. Fans are also linking the song to a rumoured rivalry with Badshah, but that’s pure fan interpretation, not confirmed intent.
2. Aaya Sher / Yeshanagula: The Paradise Moment
This one isn’t about choreography. It’s about a moment. Raghav Juyal, who plays antagonist Vikram Maalik in Nani’s The Paradise (directed by Srikanth Odela, music by Anirudh Ravichander), reportedly danced to both songs at the film’s Hyderabad pre-release event on September 21, with anchor Suma Kanakala joining him.
Fan edits then took over, slowing down his entrance under falling petals. @_storiesofus254’s edit hit about 3.6 million views. The second wave is imitation: @whatdipanshudoes (about 1.5 million views) cuts between his own copy of the moves and the original footage. With the film reportedly in cinemas since September 24, theatre-dance clips are spreading too.
3. Janiye: A Three-Year-Old Song Gets a Second Life
Janiye comes from Chor Nikal Ke Bhaga (2023), starring Yami Gautam and Sunny Kaushal. Its comeback is the easiest trend of the week: a close-up lip-sync with hand gestures and on-screen lyrics. There’s no choreography to learn, which is exactly why it travels so well. Couples, friends and solo creators all use the same template.
@notkamraan’s reel leads with about 2.6 million views, using the “11/10 part” caption that points viewers straight to the chorus. Creators also tag composer Vishal Mishra and invite followers to sing along, which boosts engagement.
4. Afghan Jalebi (Ya Baba): The Tutorial Trend
This 2018 Phantom number is the week’s learn-along favourite. @i.garima.bhati’s tutorial (about 1.1 million views) breaks the routine into ten numbered on-screen steps, filmed full-body and static, so anyone can copy it in a living room.
Easy-steps reels like this keep older Bollywood dance numbers alive. They also fit nicely with wedding-season rehearsals, and followers tend to save them to practise later, which is a strong signal for reach.
5. Hootie Frutti: KATSEYE Takes the SNL Stage
The global pop group performed “Hootie Frutti” and “Animal” on the Saturday Night Live season premiere on September 26. A clip of Yoonchae stepping up on stage is the standout, and @lifeinkorea.mag’s reel pulled about 3.2 million views.
This is a performance-clip trend rather than an official challenge, but the choreography is still inspiring imitation attempts. K-pop fans in India are among the most active sharers, often pairing the clips with their own dance covers.
Pick the format that suits your style. Go with Tupka Tequila if you like polished edits, Janiye if you’d rather skip choreography, or Afghan Jalebi if you want to teach. Hit the hook within the first three seconds, add a clear caption and tag the original artist.
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FAQs
Q1. Which song is the most viral dance trend this week?
“Tupka Tequila” by Yo Yo Honey Singh leads, with its top reel at about 5 million views.
Q2. Is Hootie Frutti an official dance challenge?
No, it’s a performance-clip trend from KATSEYE’s SNL appearance, though fans are copying the choreography.
