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Watch: Fukrey Returns’s first song “Mehbooba” is a party anthem

The Fukramania is back, and this time it is a notch higher than before as seen in the trailer. The…

Watch: Fukrey Returns’s first song “Mehbooba” is a party anthem

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The Fukramania is back, and this time it is a notch higher than before as seen in the trailer. The first song of the Fukrey Returns titled “Mehbooba” has released and it is all set to be the party anthem this year. The peppy number has all four lead actors dancing on the beats, surrounded by girls from all sides.

Choocha aka Varun Sharma is the hilarious one like he has always been, Hunny (Pulkit Samrat) and Zafar (Ali Fazal) are handsome, and Lali (Manjot) steals the limelight with his presence.

The song takes us back in the time of the classic Mehbooba song, but it has been revived beautifully with new beats and additional lyrics.

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Singers Neha Kakkar and Yasser Desai have lent their voice to the song, while the original song was sung by Mohammed Rafi.

The song was released today (November 15) morning on Twitter by Excel Entertainment with the caption, “Time to turn up the volume and set the dance floor on fire! #Mehbooba out now! Shoutout to #PremAndHardeep for giving life to this track! @PulkitSamrat @varunsharma90 @OyeManjot @alifazal9 @RichaChadha @ZeeMusicCompany.”

Get ready for a fun ride this December, as the Fukra boys are back with their swag to rock your screens.

After spreading their ‘Fukrapan’ in 2013, the adventures of Laali, Choocha, Zafar and Hunny will surely take you on a hilarious ride with their latest offering.

This time they are going wilder, crazier, and more bizarre than ever.

The first film proved to be an underdog and became a sleeper hit, as it garnered a lot of attention for its comic timing and unique content.

The characters of the film have once again hit the right chord with the audience.

Directed by Mrighdeep Singh Lamba, the film will release on December 8.

READ ALSO: Fukrey Returns trailer: A laughter riot full of madness

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