TikTok is the leading platform for short-form mobile video (dance, lip-sync, comedy and talent). It is to inspire creativity and bring joy. It has global offices including Los Angeles, New York, London, Paris, Berlin, Dubai, Mumbai, Singapore, Jakarta, Seoul, and Tokyo.
TikTok is a social networking video-sharing service owned by ByteDance, a Beijing-based internet technology company founded in 2012 by Zhang Yiming.
TikTok has been a most popular app among youths in Nepal and worldwide too. People from all walks of life and social status seem to have made good bring into play of their free time during the lockdown (COVID-19) by creating dance, lip-sync, comedy and talent videos at TikTok.
The former royal family of Nepal is also not an exemption to this rising trend among Nepali youngsters and adults. A tik tok video of former crown princess Himani Shah and her daughters Purnika and Kritika dancing together on a Nepali popular song ‘Guras Ko Phed Muni’ has drawn the attention of Nepalese living in different parts of Nepal and the Nepali Diaspora.
With black dresses, they performed gorgeous dance steps. The video was uploaded from the TikTok account of Purnika (purnikarlds), it has already gone viral among Nepalese societies and Purnika has written – “We got it from our momma!! @ krii_shah we honestly have an amazing mother,” in the caption at tiktok.
The video has been liked already by over 57.3k people and commented by nearly 2,000 people as of Thursday morning and around 4000 followers have already shared the video. Former crown prince Parash Shah has also shared the video with a caption, “My family”. His most of the videos are viral in social media as well.
This is the first appearance of former princess Himani in the tiktok. Her daughter Purnika recently created her tiktok account and she already has over 98.2k followers.
