With more than 43 million views across social media and video streaming platforms in two days of its release, 'Yentamma' is only gaining popularity
Ram Charan with Salman Khan in Yentamma
In a BTS video released by the makers, 'RRR' star Ram Charan has opened up about his experience of shaking a leg with Salman Khan in the movie.
Earlier this week, the popular song 'Yentamma' was released from the movie, featuring Ram Charan with Salman Khan and Tollywood star Victory Venkatesh.
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Ram Charan who will make a guest appearance in Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan, said that doing 'Yentamma' was a blast.
With more than 43 million views across social media and video streaming platforms in two days of its release, 'Yentamma' is only gaining popularity.
Describing the experience as a little boy's dream coming true, Ram Charan added that Yentamma is one of the best songs that the audience are surely going to enjoy watching on the big screen. The actor said that he immensely enjoyed doing the song.
'Yentamma' is composed by Payal Dev with background vocals by Vishal Dadlani, Payal Dev and Raftaar. The lyrics for the song are by Shabbir Ahmed and are choreographed by Jani Master.
Meanwhile, earlier today, Salman Khan revealed the trailer release date of 'Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan'.
On Friday, Salman Khan took to his social media handle to announce the trailer's release date. "Let the action begin," he wrote sharing a motion poster featuring himself holding a knife covered in blood. Along with the motion poster, the trailer release date of April 10 was also unveiled.
The team of 'Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan' has been promoting the film by releasing songs from the film. From 'Naiyo Lagda' to the recently released song 'Yentamma', the film has been generating the right buzz.
'Kisi ka Bhai, Kisi ki Jaan' is slated to release on Eid, 21st April 2023.
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(with inputs form IANS)
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