Alia Bhatt And Ranveer Singh In A BTS Video From The Sets Of What Jhumka - Watch
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"In a Karan Johar movie, music is another character," says Alia Bhatt
Hey folks, if you liked the foot-tapping song What Jhumka from Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani, then you are definitely in for a treat. Yes, you guessed it right. Karan Johar just dropped the behind-the-scenes video of What Jhumka and truth be told, it screams fun from miles apart. The short video spanning over a few seconds begins with an energetic Ranveer Singh shouting "Chak De" in the presence of his co-star Alia Bhatt and leading her to burst into infectious laughter. Next, we are given glimpses of the making of the song with Alia Bhatt's voiceover as she says, "In a Karan Johar movie, music is another character."
As the video continues, Ranveer Singh goes on to say, "There was unanimous agreement. We had 300-400 dancers on set and everyone was telling one another how this song is going to bang," and honestly, we cannot agree more.
Sharing the clip, director Karan Johar wrote, "Jhumkas, thumkas, laughs, bloopers and so much more - all right here!!!#WhatJhumka song is out now so show us your moves too!!!."
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