A motivational track from Hritik Roshan starrer Super 30 is out.
The film is being appreciated for its quirky music and lyrics. The makers of the film launched another quirky track titled ” Basanti No Dance” which challenges the use of English as the official language of power.
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The song tries to put forward the idea that language cannot decide anyone’s caliber. On the occasion of Holi, students from Hrithik’s Super 30 program are seen performing a skit about about how to tackle the language barrier issue.
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Taking a popular dialogue from the cult film, Sholay, the song uses it to address a need of the hour moment in the film.
Hrithik Roshan took to social media to share the song’s launch. He wrote, ” अंग्रेजी का डर हटाओ। क्यूँकि ऐसे बहुत से दरवाजे हैं दुनिया में जो सिर्फ इसीलिए नहीं खुलते क्यूँकि लोग ‘May I come in’ नहीं कह पाते #Super30 #July12 #BasantiNoDance @super30film”
In Vikas Bahl’s directorial, Hrithik will be seen portraying the role of a genius mathematician, Anand Kumar, from Bihar who initiates a Super 30 program for children from the underprivileged section of the society and trains them to crack IIT-JEE exams. The story of the film is inspired from the true story of Anand Kumar and his program.
Produced by Reliance Entertainment, Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment, the film is slated to release on 12 July 2019.
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