After creating a stir in Marathi film, 'Sairaat', Janhvi Kapoor and Ishaan Khatter energy levels brighten up the Hindi version of 'Zingaat' as well. Watch the video here
All those who have seen Marathi hit 'Sairat', the melody and magic of song 'Zing Zing Zingaat' has stayed with them. Now the reprised version of the song has been used in the Hindi remake 'Dhadak' as well which features Ishaan Khatter and Janhvi Kapoor.
Farah Khan has made the two young stars dance to her steps and describes it as ' Worth coming out of Choreographic retirement for!!' Shahid Kapoor is a fabulous dancer and this song proves that Ishaan Khatter is the new dancing sensation to watch out for. He pumps in his energy to the crazy dance steps and literally lets his hair down as he woos his reel life lady love Janhvi Kapoor in the number. Janhvi Kapoor brightens up the screen in every frame and her chemistry with Ishaan Khatter will impress you once again.
Thankfully, the original song's opening lyrics have been retained in this one along with Rajasthani touch to it. Music composer duo, Ajay -Atul have and lyricist Amitabh Bhattacharya will make you hit the dance floor with this number once again. The song ends with the famous lip-lock between the two newbies which makes for another reason to go 'Zingaat' before you get to watch 'Dhadak' on the big screen.
Watch the video here:
In an interview to DNA After Hrs, Ajay Gogavale, of the composer duo Ajay-Atul, who have composed the original track are confident about the Hindi version as well. He said, “It’s a sweet, gaothi (country-like) song. We were confident that because of its tune, rhythm and lyrics, it would resonate with listeners. But we had never imagined that it would transcend across the country.” He further said, “We had seen the response to it in theatres, where people got up from their seats and started dancing. So, we’re excited to take it to a wider audience with the Hindi version.” It was a conscious decision on their part to ensure that both the tracks had their own unique elements. Ajay says, “In the Marathi version, the intro is in English, while in the Hindi version, it’s in Rajasthani style. We’re hopeful that with the choreography, cinematography, music and Hindi lyrics, people will love it as much as the original track.”
Produced by Dharma Productions and directed by Shashank Khaitan, Dhadak is all set to release on July 20th 2018
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