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Bollywood superstar Amitabh Bachchan can do it all and recently he rapped a song for his upcoming film 102 Not Out.
The actor had earlier announced that he would be lending his voice to a song in the film and now the surprise is out. Big B took to Instagram and posted his moments from the recording studio. He wrote, “3:30 am .. in the recording studio .. trying to rap for the new song for 102 Not Out .. fun becoming .. hahaha.”
He also informed fans that he has composed, arranged and sung the song!” Have a look at the song.
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T 2625 – @102notout .. composed sung and arranged a song for the film .. and at 2:30-3 in the night .. jamming at a ‘rap’ .. fun . !!https://t.co/iHbCD7hboI pic.twitter.com/tuFVuFdr31
— Amitabh Bachchan (@SrBachchan) February 24, 2018
With the tickling lyrics of the rap song, Amitabh Bachchan is again set to make you smile. However, this is not the first time he has sung for his films. The actor had a rap song Piddly in Dhanush starrer Shamitabh too.
Big B earlier wrote on his blog about this upcoming song that we have got a glimpse now. It read, “The entire concept of recording songs has changed. From being complicated several years ago, it is now even more complicated as the world moves towards modern technology, an inevitability, our sense of recreation preservation and exploitation has become even more complex. Guided and managed by a stream of knowledge aware professionals and entrepreneurs, it is educative and entertaining to hear and assess the quality of people that one has to meet, in order to have a vision of the coming years,”
102 Not Out is based on a Gujarati play written by Saumya Joshi that goes by the same name. The film will be featuring Amitabh and Rishi Kapoor as a father-son duo who have a unique relationship.
The film is slated to release on 4 May.
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