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Indian Grandmaster Gukesh proves chess stars can dance by grooving to Rajinikanth’s ‘Manasilayo’ in viral video

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Celebrating Indian Chess Grandmaster Gukesh Dommaraju’s Dance Moves to ‘Manasilayo’ Song

Gukesh Dommaraju, the young Indian chess prodigy, has once again captured the hearts of fans, this time not with his strategic moves on the chessboard, but with his energetic dance performance to the hit song “Manasilayo” featuring Rajinikanth. The 18-year-old grandmaster shared a lively video on social media, showcasing his dance skills in a traditional red kurta and stylish sunglasses, surrounded by family and friends in a vibrant celebration.

Gukesh’s infectious spirit and recent accomplishments in the world of chess have solidified his place as one of India’s rising stars. Recently triumphing in the 2024 FIDE Candidates Tournament with an impressive score of 9 out of 14, Gukesh is set to be the youngest challenger for the championship at just 18 years old, according to Chess.com. His journey in chess began at a young age, earning him the title of grandmaster at just 12 years old, narrowly missing the record set by Sergey Karjakin.

The viral success of the song “Manasilayo” from Rajinikanth’s upcoming movie ‘Vettaiyan’ has added to Gukesh’s recent accomplishments, showcasing his ability to celebrate victories both on and off the chessboard. The young grandmaster’s participation in the historic Chess Olympiad 2024, where India secured gold medals in both the men’s and women’s teams, further highlights his contribution to the sport and his country’s success.

Gukesh’s charming dance video and his continued success in the world of chess serve as a reminder of his dedication, talent, and ability to inspire fans both in sports and beyond. As he continues to make waves in the global chess arena, Gukesh remains a symbol of India’s growing prominence in the world of chess and a beacon of hope for aspiring young players.

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