'Chatni' song from 'Dhamaal 4' unveiled
Mumbai, June 15
Filled with catchy beats and quirky dance steps, 'Chatni' song from 'Dhamaal 4' was unveiled on Monday.
Featuring Arshad Warsi, Riteish Deshmukh, Jaaved Jaaferi, Anjali Anand, and Ravi Kishan, the track is packed with fun-filled moments, with Ravi Kishan bringing his trademark Bhojpuri swag to the high-energy number.
The song is sung by Neelkamal Singh and Mamta Sharma, with upbeat lyrics penned by Dheeraj Babuaan and foot-tapping music composed by Neelkamal Singh and Aditya Dev. The foot-tapping song has been choreographed by Rahul Shetty.
Talking about Chatni, singer Neelkamal Singh in a press note expressed, "Phulauri Bina Chatni Kaise Bani is a song that has always connected strongly with audiences. When we learnt that Dhamaal 4 was being made, we instantly felt that its energy would perfectly complement the film's characters and world, as it is full of fun, masti, and celebration. It was an absolute blast working on this song, and I am sure audiences will have just as much fun listening and grooving to it."
Mamta Sharma expressed, "Dhamaal is one of my favourite franchises, so lending my voice to one of its songs felt incredibly special. Chatni is a song that already enjoys immense popularity among audiences, and recreating that energy for Dhamaal 4 was both exciting and rewarding. The song is full of energy, fun, and celebration, and I can't wait for audiences to groove to it."
Dhamaal 4 releases in cinemas on July 10.
— ANI
Reader Comments
Love the energy but why reuse an old song? Original Chatni was already legendary, no need to mess with it.
Bollywood is truly global now. A Bhojpuri-flavored track in a mainstream franchise — love the diversity!
Dhamaal 4? Already? The first three were gold, but I hope they haven't lost the charm. This song sounds fun though — Arshad and Riteish never disappoint.
My childhood song getting a remake! 😍 Can't wait to see Jaaved Jaaferi dance to this — he's always the highlight!
Honestly, Bollywood needs more foot-tapping numbers like this. The original Chatni was a festival anthem, this version might bring the same vibe to theaters.
The track's alright but nothing beats the original Mamta Sharma version. Still, for a comedy film it'll work.
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