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Turpeya song from Bharat: Nora Fatehi in those few seconds steals the show

Music has always been a strong element in Ali Abbas Zafar’s movies and Bharat is not an exception. Songs like Slow Motion, Chashni, Aithey Aa and Zinda impressed us a lot, and now the makers have released the new track titled Turpeya.

The song is composed by Vishal and Shekhar and sung Sukhwinder Singh. While Vishal and Shekhar’s music is decent, it is Singh’s voice that takes the song a notch higher. The track features Salman Khan, Katrina Kaif, Sunil Grover and Nora Fatehi. Nora has been given quite a minimal scope in the song, but she steals the show with her amazing dance moves. We clearly expected more of Nora in the track.


Nora is the past has done some amazing dance numbers like Dilbar and Kamariya. Turpeya surely doesn’t reach the level set by those songs of the actress. We can only hope that in the film we get to see more dance moves of Nora.

By the way, we must say that Salman Khan is looking damn handsome in the Navy officer uniform.

Bharat also stars Disha Patani, Sonali Kulkarni and Jackie Shroff. It will be hitting the screens on 5th June 2019.

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AR Rahman makes playful acting debut in 'Moonwalk', reunites with Prabhudeva

Highlights

  • AR Rahman to appear as a fictional “angry young film director” in Moonwalk

  • Composer reunites with Prabhudeva, recalling their iconic 90s collaborations
  • Rahman also composed the film’s music, blending acting and scoring

Reuniting with Prabhudeva

After more than three decades as a celebrated composer, AR Rahman is stepping in front of the camera for the first time in a significant acting role. The composer will share the screen with Prabhudeva in the upcoming musical comedy Moonwalk.

Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter India, Rahman reflected on their reunion, calling Prabhudeva “a genius” whose choreography has always electrified his music. Their past collaborations, including hits like Mukkala Mukkabla and Urvasi Urvasi, defined much of the 1990s Tamil cinema soundtrack landscape.

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