New song from "Jawaan" film released
The much-awaited debut song of the Bollywood film "Jawaan" has been launched in three languages.


Mumbai: Shah Rukh Khan's new song in the upcoming Bollywood film "Jawaan," and now, the wait is over as the song has been officially released.
In the song, Shah Rukh Khan can be seen dancing alongside more than a thousand dancers on various sets.
The first song of the highly anticipated Bollywood film "Jawaan" has been released in three languages - Tamil, Telugu, and Hindi.
The Hindi version of the song is titled "Zinda Banda."
According to reports from Bollywood media, the song has been crafted with a budget of nearly INR150 million, and it marks the first time Shah Rukh Khan has danced with over a thousand dancers.
The shooting of this song took place in Chennai, and after five days of continuous hard work, the final product was ready.
The film is being directed by the Tamil filmmaker Atlee, who is working with Shah Rukh Khan for the first time.
The film "Jawaan" is all set to grace the silver screens on 7th September.

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