Bollywood star Ajay Devgn took to social media on Sunday to celebrate two years of his supernatural thriller Shaitaan, and his post quickly grabbed the internet’s attention. The actor shared a playful video along with the caption, “Shaitaan aur uske laddoo peecha hi nahi chod rahe hai mera. #2YearsOfShaitaan”, while also tagging co-star R. Madhavan. The cheeky line instantly reminded fans of one of the film’s most unsettling moments — the infamous laddoo scene that still gives audiences chills.
Released in 2024, Shaitaan is the Hindi remake of the Gujarati film Vash, and follows a seemingly normal family whose lives spiral into chaos when dark supernatural forces enter their home. Ajay Devgn played a protective father trying to save his daughter from a sinister mind-control spell cast by Madhavan’s chilling antagonist. The film became widely discussed for its eerie tone and psychological tension, making it one of the most talked-about thrillers of that year.
Devgn’s anniversary video cleverly taps into internet meme culture. The clip recreates the iconic moment from The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift where Han casually leans against his orange Mazda RX-7 — but with a humorous twist inspired by Shaitaan. In the video, Devgn walks out with a cautious, almost suspicious look, while Madhavan stands nearby holding a pack of laddoos, referencing the hypnotic sweet that played a key role in the film’s plot.
The post also includes frames of Devgn navigating through crowded streets with a wary expression, echoing the suspenseful mood of the movie while keeping the tone fun. Fans quickly flooded the comments section, praising the creative throwback and reminiscing about the film’s creepiest scenes. Within a short time, the video racked up thousands of interactions, with many viewers joking that the “Shaitaan laddoos” are clearly still haunting the actor.
Two years after its release, Shaitaan continues to enjoy strong recall among fans, thanks to its gripping performances and unsettling storyline. Devgn’s playful post not only celebrates the film’s milestone but also reignites the buzz around it, with many fans already asking the same question in the comments — could a sequel be on the way?
Check Out The Post:-