Amit Rai's 'Ohh My Dog' brings back childhood nostalgia with 'Chota Bacha 2.0'
Mumbai, August 3
'Ohh My Dog' director Amit Rai has kicked off the promotional campaign of the upcoming feature film with the launch of its first major musical track, 'Chota Bacha 2.0', a recreated version of the popular 1990s song 'Chota Bacha'.
The updated track is now available on the Tips YouTube channel, marking the first major promotional release for the upcoming film.
Written and directed by Amit Rai, 'Ohh My Dog' features an ensemble cast led by Pankaj Tripathi and Pawan Malhotra.
The film also stars Maahi Rai, Rajesh Kumar, Geeta Agrawal Sharma, Vijay Mishra, and Sulakhyana Baruah.
Living up to its title, the family entertainer also features canine stars Bruno and Oscar, along with more than 250 dogs, as per trade analyst Taran Adarsh.
The film is jointly produced by Amit Rai, Sana Warsi, and Rajesh Bhardwaj under the banners of Babulal Biscope and Thinking Hats Entertainment.
The film is set for a theatrical release on August 7, 2026.
— ANI
Reader Comments
I love that they're bringing back the 90s nostalgia with a fresh twist. The original song was so catchy, and with the production quality of Tips today, this could be a real hit. Also, 250 dogs on set? That must be the most adorable film shoot ever! 🐶
Honestly, I'm a bit skeptical. Recreating a classic can be risky - if they mess with the tune too much, it'll lose the original charm. But if they keep the soul intact while modernizing the beats, it could be a great tribute. Pankaj Tripathi in a comedy with dogs? That's got potential. Let's see.
The lineup looks solid - Rajesh Kumar is always a riot on screen. And having Bruno and Oscar as canine stars along with 250 dogs is a fun gimmick for families. My kids are obsessed with animal movies, so this is definitely going on our watchlist. Wish it was releasing sooner though!
I hope they don't overly commercialize the nostalgia. The 90s songs were pure and simple, that's why we still remember them. Creating a '2.0' just for marketing feels a bit forced sometimes. But I'll give it a listen - if it's as good as the original, I'm all for it. Also, two-year wait is way too long!
Pankaj Tripathi and Pawan Malhotra in one film? That's a dream combo! And with a feel-good family story involving dogs, this could be a proper wholesome
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