One of the most awaited films of 2018—Zero, starring Shah Rukh Khan, Katrina Kaif, and Anushka Sharma, is all set to hit the theatres tomorrow, December 21.
Just a day before the release, the makers have released yet another enthralling song, ‘Heer Badnaam,’ giving a glimpse into the troubled yet an envied life of Katrina Kaif as Babita Kumari.
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In the film, Katrina Kaif plays the role of a Bollywood Superstar Babita Kumari, who leads an extremely glamorous life and is the heartthrob of the nation, but however, battles her own issues. The trailer already gave us a glimpse of her inclination towards alcohol, and now the latest song further reveals different facets of her character.
The song showcases the relationship between Bauua, played by Shah Rukh Khan, and Babita Kumari. Bauua is seen taking care of Babita while she loses herself to alcoholism.
Sharing the song, Shah Rukh Khan wrote, “Ye ishq nahi sab ka kaam, iss mein na jaane kitni Heer hui badnaam’. The song is composed by Tanishk Bagchi. Heer Badnaam is crooned by Romy and penned by Kumar.
Ye ishq nahi sab ka kaam, iss mein na jaane kitni Heer hui badnaam.
Interestingly, Abhay Deol makes a special appearance in the film and is seen playing a pivotal part in Babita Kumari’s life which affects Katrina’s character.
The film Zero presents Shah Rukh Khan as the vertically challenged (short statured) Bauua, Anushka Sharma as Aafia, a girl who is a scientist living with cerebral palsy, and Katrina Kaif as a Bollywood Superstar named Babita Kumari.
Red Chillies Entertainment and Colour Yellow Productions come together to bring Zero. Produced by Gauri Khan and Aanand L Rai directorial, Zero is all set to release tomorrow, December 21, 2018.
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