Bharat Song, Zinda: Salman Khan-Katrina Kaif's Track Will Instill Patriotic Fervour
The latest track from Bharat called Zinda is an energetic number sung by Vishal Dadlani that’s high on patriotism and drama
After songs like Slow Motion, Chashni, Aithey Aa, makers of Bharat have released another song called Zinda. Quite unlike the earlier ones, this number is an high-on-energy track that’s bound to evoke patriotic feelings in your mind. The song starts off with an aged Salman in his salt-and-pepper look beating up the villains.
Next, we are taken in flashback mode to the partition era, when his father played by Jackie Shroff gets separated and left behind in Pakistan. The video also depicts scenes from his circus life with Disha Patani and his love story with Katrina Kaif.
The song has been sung by Vishal Dadlani, the music is by Julius Packiam & Ali Abbas Zafar. The film also stars Tabu, Sunil Grover in it. However, it was recently reported that Tabu has just one scene in the film and hence, she won’t be a part of the film promotions. “No. I will not be a part of the promotion of that film because I have a very small role. I just have one scene in it. Now what all can I talk about that one scene to you,” said the actress.
Speaking of the title Bharat, filmmaker Ali Abbas Zafar had recently revealed that he cracked the headline at 3AM in the night. Speaking to PTI, the director said, "I told Salman I'll make the film as not only his but the nation's journey. But I needed to know what the character should be called. I thought Ram is an ideal hero from mythology. Could the character be called Arjun because he is doing it for his dharma, karma? Or should he be called Karna, a selfless hero. What do I call the film? I felt if he is synonymous with what the nation has been over the generations, he should be named after the country. One night at 3 am, I was tossing on the bed, thinking hard, and then I had it: 'Bharat'.” In no time, he shared the name with Salman Khan and producer Atul Agnihotri. "Producer Sajid Nadiadwala had the title registered under him so I told him about our film. Both Salman and Atul also jumped on it. Once I found the title, I started writing the film."
Bharat is slated to release on June 5, 2019.
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Next, we are taken in flashback mode to the partition era, when his father played by Jackie Shroff gets separated and left behind in Pakistan. The video also depicts scenes from his circus life with Disha Patani and his love story with Katrina Kaif.
The song has been sung by Vishal Dadlani, the music is by Julius Packiam & Ali Abbas Zafar. The film also stars Tabu, Sunil Grover in it. However, it was recently reported that Tabu has just one scene in the film and hence, she won’t be a part of the film promotions. “No. I will not be a part of the promotion of that film because I have a very small role. I just have one scene in it. Now what all can I talk about that one scene to you,” said the actress.
Speaking of the title Bharat, filmmaker Ali Abbas Zafar had recently revealed that he cracked the headline at 3AM in the night. Speaking to PTI, the director said, "I told Salman I'll make the film as not only his but the nation's journey. But I needed to know what the character should be called. I thought Ram is an ideal hero from mythology. Could the character be called Arjun because he is doing it for his dharma, karma? Or should he be called Karna, a selfless hero. What do I call the film? I felt if he is synonymous with what the nation has been over the generations, he should be named after the country. One night at 3 am, I was tossing on the bed, thinking hard, and then I had it: 'Bharat'.” In no time, he shared the name with Salman Khan and producer Atul Agnihotri. "Producer Sajid Nadiadwala had the title registered under him so I told him about our film. Both Salman and Atul also jumped on it. Once I found the title, I started writing the film."
Bharat is slated to release on June 5, 2019.
Image Source:Youtube/T-series
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