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Bhangra Paa Le trailer: Finally a movie that celebrates an Indian dance form

We don’t have many dance-based films made in Bollywood and when filmmakers decide to explore the genre, the dance forms that are showcased in the films are hip-hop, contemporary, etc. However, we hardly get to see any Indian dance form being showcased on the big screen. But finally, here’s a film that celebrates an Indian dance form, Bhangra.

We are talking about the movie Bhangra Paa Le which stars Sunny Kaushal, Rukshar Dhillon, and Shriya Pilgaonkar. Sunny took to Twitter to share the trailer. He tweeted, “Yeh भंगड़ा hai janaab! India te इंडिया waalon di shaan hai! ?? Presenting the official trailer of #BhangraPaaLe: https://bit.ly/BhangraPaaLeTrailer @RuksharDhillon @ShriyaP @SnehaTaurani @RonnieScrewvala @RSVPMovies @ipritamofficial @jam8studio @tipsofficial @MusicByRR.”


Well, the trailer is damn impressive and looks like we will get to see some amazing Bhangra dance numbers. Also, there’s the recreated version of the song Bhangra Paa Le from Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan starrer Karan Arjun. The few lines of the song take us on a nostalgia trip.

Sunny Kaushal impressed us with his performance in last year’s release Gold, and now, we surely look forward to watching him in Bhangra Paa Le. Debutante Rukshar Dhillon looks confident and Shriya Pilgaonkar with her small appearance leaves a mark. Sunny and Rukhshar have also danced wonderfully in the film.

Directed by Sneha Taurani and produced by Ronnie Screwvala, Bhangra Paa Le is slated to release on 1st November 2019. It will be clashing with Neil Nitin Mukesh starrer Bypass Road.

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