“Grateful to Be Part of an Iconic Hook Step So Early” — Veer Pahariya Reflects on a Viral Skyforce Moment

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MUMBAI: In a career barely underway, few moments catch fire like the now widely recognised Skyforce hook step. What started as a choreographed beat in a high-octane film quickly became one of the year’s most shared internet trends—circulating across reels, edits, dance covers, and fan compilations. Recently, Veer Pahariya acknowledged the popularity of the moment and expressed how grateful he was to be part of a film that delivered such an iconic hook step so early in his journey. The internet, true to form, reacted—with celebration from fans, and some light trolling from skeptics.

While it’s true that the step drew mixed reactions—some of which leaned into meme territory—Veer took it in stride, never trying to steer or correct the narrative. Instead, he embraced the cultural moment for what it was: a widely remembered piece of choreography from a film he was proud to debut in. The step, choreographed for the film, found its way into weddings, college competitions, Holi reels, and influencer recreations. Whether performed with irony or affection, it sparked a connection—and that kind of recall is rare, especially for a newcomer in an ensemble cast.

For someone without a film family or built-in audience, moments like these become unexpected milestones. Veer’s rise has not been rooted in legacy, but in work—training, intention, and presence. In an industry where debutants often struggle to break through the noise, being associated with a moment that audiences remember—even playfully—is a mark of resonance. And as he shifts into a more introspective, performance-led phase of his career, this early wave of virality remains a memorable starting point—not for what it says about him, but for what it says about the film’s ability to connect. It wasn’t his step—but it’s a moment he’s glad to have danced through.

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