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Will Smith is all praises for Badshah’s track in Aladdin

Will Smith will be seen playing the role of Genie in Disney’s upcoming movie Aladdin. For the Hindi version of the film, Badshah has made a track titled Sab Sahi Hai Bro which is an ode to friendship. Will Smith has seen the song and is very impressed with Badshah.

The rapper posted a video of Will Smith on Instagram and captioned it as, “I guess big willy @willsmith paaji likes the song i did for aladdin. In theatres 24th may!!! Its high time you do a proper bollywood film sir!!!”


In the video, Smith has said, "Baadshah, great work man, that's beautiful, it is funny looking at the things that you used that are in the movie, that's a good product that you got going on. It is funny how because when we were making the sequence I kept saying to guy Richie man it got to be Bollywood level, don't let the sequence not be on the Bollywood level. This is beautiful, good work, appreciate it, man."

We are sure it would be a great moment for Badshah to get such praises from Will Smith.

Aladdin is slated to release on 24th May 2019. It also stars Mena Massoud and Naomi Scott.

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