Salman Khan’s upcoming film Bharat has released the second song Chashni which is melodious, soul-stirring and sweet romantic featuring Salman and Katrina Kaif. Salman is shown with a hairline moustache just like his Dabangg 3 look with an ethnic jacket while Katrina sports designer lehengas and her signature curly hair for the movie Bharat. The song Chashni has got 17 million views in just 7 days.
The song Chashni is sung by Vishal-Shekhar alongside Abhijeet Srivastava as well. Salman Khan took his social media to share this teaser with the caption, “This Eid… Ishq meetha hai…” Bharat is the fifth film of Salman and Katrina together with amazing chemistry.
When Katrina was asked about working with Salman, she told, “The best thing about me and Salman coming together to work is that there’s no sense of us taking it for granted. We don’t go to the sets thinking, ‘dekhte hai.’ He knows that I’m going to come after putting 1000% of my time and effort behind finding the character, doing my prep. He has that confidence in me, and I know when he comes, he’s going to come up with something unique. However, well, I know him or whatever our equation is, when we come on a set, we both come respecting that this is the producer and director’s place and not a playground. It’s not about fun and games but a professional territory. We come and we do our scenes and rehearsals. That’s how we work well together.”
Katrina’s dialogue in movie’s trailer, “Itne bhaari gyaan ki zarurat Nahi hai” has turned into many memes soon after its release. Salman’s different looks in the film had also become a matter of discussion on social media and it has become the meme material too.
The first the song that released from this movie is ‘Slow Motion’ which features Disha Patani and Salman Khan. The unique Saree of Disha Patani in this song has already made headlines.
Bharat is the movie about the journey of Salman’s character journey during India’s post-Independence. The film is directed by Ali Abbas Zafar. It is releasing on Eid this year, June 5.
