There is nothing that Akshay Kumar cannot do, and the actor is always open to exploring new things. Well, it’s good for the audience because there is always a surprise that the fans can expect from him. Now, the actor is back to making headlines for the latest song ‘Ghis Ghis’ from his next film Welcome To The Jungle. What’s the surprise? It’s a Bhojpuri song, and the fans can’t keep calm. Read here for more about it.
Akshay Kumar’s ‘Ghis Ghis’ Song
The actor has yet again surprised his fans, but this time in a new avatar. A new song from his next film, Welcome To The Jungle, has finally dropped. It’s titled ‘Ghis Ghis’, and the track also features Akshara Singh, a well-known name in the Bhojpuri film industry. Akshay Kumar has delivered a high-energy performance in the song with multiple expressions to suit the mood of the track. Akshara Singh has undoubtedly matched the actor’s energy, and this track is actually getting a lot of love on social media.
Social Media Reaction
‘Ghis Ghis’ has become a very popular track on social media and has grabbed too many eyeballs already. There are multiple reactions to the song. A Twitter user called the ‘Ghis Ghis’ song, “Guilty pleasure.” They hailed Akshay Kumar and Akshara Singh’s performance in the song. The social media users have found the track refreshing and catchy, and most of them believe that it is going to be the next viral song on Instagram reels. Users are also happy to see a Bhojpuri song in a mainstream film.
However, some fans are not in favour of the song. One Twitter user commented on the song, saying that it was a vulgar song. Some social media users did not like the lyrics of the song either and have criticised them in their reactions.
About Welcome To The Jungle
Welcome To The Jungle will be directed by Ahmed Khan. The film has a huge star cast, including Disha Patani, Jacqueline Fernandez, Anil Kapoor, and Suniel Shetty, among others.
The song is certainly not to our liking. The lyrics and the steps are too uncomfortable to watch. While the actor has delivered what the song and choreography require, it’s yet another over-the-top track trying to seek attention.