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Sidharth Malhotra & Tara Sutaria reunite to recreate A. R. Rahman’s song Masakali

Sidharth Malhotra and Tara Sutaria impressed everyone with their sizzling chemistry in Emmay Entertainment and T-Series Films’ Marjaavaan (2019). It was the first time when the two actors collaborated on a film, and the audience gave thumbs up to their fresh pairing by making Marjaavaan a successful venture.

Now, Bhushan Kumar of T-Series is bringing them together for a music video. Yes, you heard it absolutely right! Sidharth Malhotra and Tara Sutaria are reuniting to star in the recreated version of the hit Delhi 6 (2006) track Masakali. While the original song was composed by Oscar winning composer A. R. Rahman, the recreated version has been prepared by Tanishk Bagchi.


Titled Masakali 2.0, the song has been sung by Sachet Tandon and Tulsi Kumar, with additional lyrics by Tanishk. The music video has been choreographed and directed by Adil Shaikh.

Talking more about the song, Sidharth Malhotra says, “Masakali is an indoor song, which has more relevance today because all of us are staying in and staying safe, given the current situation. That time, we unintentionally made a song on the same situation where two people are trying to stay indoors and had fun, did masti. That was the feeling on the set. I am looking forward to it.”

Talking about the recreated version, Tara says, “Masakali 2.0 was wonderful to film and such fun to rehearse for. Sid and I rehearsed only once but we managed to shoot the whole song so quickly and effortlessly, it was a breeze! Masakali is such a loved song from Delhi-6 and it is so catchy despite being a mid-tempo tune. I loved the original version and I think Bhushanji and Tanishk have reimagined Masakali 2.0 beautifully. Tulsi and Sachet have given it a fun and sexy spin which I love! It is amazing to have had yet another great song to work on.”

The song will be out on T-Series’ YouTube channel on 8th April 2020.

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