'Stree 2': Look at Tamannaah Bhatia's sizzling dance moves in 'Aaj Ki Raat'

by Shambhu Datta Mishra

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Taking to Instagram, the film's production house Maddock Films treated fans with the electrifying dance track 'Aaj Ki Raat' featuring Tamannaah Bhatia

'Stree' was released in 2018 and was declared a hit and the sequel will be out in theatres in August this year

Mumbai, July 24: After enthralling the audience with a thrilling trailer, makers of highly anticipated horror-comedy 'Stree 2' unveiled the first song titled 'Aaj Ki Raat.'

Taking to Instagram, the film's production house Maddock Films treated fans with the electrifying dance track 'Aaj Ki Raat' featuring Tamannaah Bhatia.

In the video, Tamannaah set the stage on fire with her dance moves. Dressed in a stunning green outfit, she captivates the people of Chanderi.

Sharing the song, they captioned the post, "#AajKiRaat hogi tabaahi ki raat! Song Out Now!"

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Sung by Madhubanti Bagchi and composed by the dynamic duo Sachin-Jigar, 'Aaj Ki Raat' is choreographed by Vijay Ganguly.

Music composers Sachin-Jigar shared their excitement and said, "After Kamariya and Milegi Milegi created magic for Stree, we had to go all out for 'Aaj Ki Raat' to deliver a track that's as fun and energetic. With Tamannaah's killer moves coupled with brilliant choreography, we believe this song is going to be a crowd favourite."

Recently, the makers unveiled the trailer of the film. Taking to Instagram, Shraddha treated fans with the trailer video.

The trailer begins with Pankaj Tripathi's character introducing the new threat to the people of Chanderi, 'Sarkata'. Instead of "O stree kal aana", the people of Chanderi ask for her help this time.

The trailer also shows Vicky's love interest for Shraddha. Vicky steps forward and transforms himself into the prince of Chanderi to save from the new challenge emerges as Sarkata threatens to abduct all the women of the village.

Tamannaah Bhatia making a cameo with a dance number in the movie. Sharing the trailer, Shraddha wrote, "YE RAHA TRAILER! India's most awaited gang is back to fight Chanderi ka naya aatank! Get ready for the biggest horror-comedy film of the year. Stree 2 Trailer Out Now.The legend returns this Independence Day, 15th August, 2024#Stree2 #SarkateKaAatank."

'Stree' was released in 2018 and was declared a hit. The sequel will be out in theatres in August this year.'Oo Stree Kal Aana', a phrase from the movie, has been repeatedly used in memes.

The film's music also gained significant attention with tracks like 'Milegi Milegi' and 'Aao Kabhi Haveli Pe'.

Amar Kaushik has directed both parts. 'Stree 2', produced by Dinesh Vijan's Maddock Films, will hit cinema halls on the holiday of Independence Day, August 15.

(ANI)

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We Were Fortunate To Get Virat Kohli's Wicket On That Delivery, Says William O'Rourke

by Pabitra Mohan Senapaty

Bengaluru, Oct 18: New Zealand pacer William O'Rourke feels that he was fortunate to take Virat Kohli's dismissal on the ball which was going down the leg in the first Test against India on Thursday.

Kohli departed on a nine-ball duck as he edged the ball which was taken by Glenn Phillips at the leg gully on the second day in Bengaluru. India had an abysmal outing in the first innings under overcast conditions as they were bowled out for just 46 runs, their lowest-ever Test score at home and their third-lowest in history.

"I think just with my angle back in, having that leg gully in place was meant to bring him into play. It was obviously an attacking option for us. We were fortunate to get the wicket. I don’t think that was exactly the delivery I intended, but it worked and I got his wicket, so I’m happy about it," O'Rourke told JioCinema.

The weather conditions and moisture on the pitch supported Kiwi seamers and O'Rourke said he felt like playing at home. "Very similar to the conditions back home. I think we weren't expecting too much assistance in the morning. We were probably going to bat as well if we won the toss. So, it was nice to see the ball nipping around, and I could just run in and do my thing," the pacer said.

"I think we were excellent in the field today. A few diving chances and I think that's what we pride ourselves on. We probably haven't been as good as we wanted to be in the last few Tests. So, coming out here and putting on a show like that was really special," he added.

Playing for the first time in India, O'Rourke returned with the figures of 4-22 in his 12 overs and credited the Sri Lanka series for getting a sense of the subcontinental conditions.

"It’s my first time playing in the subcontinent so it’s obviously a little bit different from back home, but playing those first two Tests in Sri Lanka really helped prepare me to come out here and just focus on doing my own thing," he said.

After dismissing India for a dismal total, the visitors ended day two on 180 for 3, leading by 134 runs. Devon Conway was the standout for the visitors, scoring 91 runs, while Will Young contributed 33. Ravichandran Ashwin, Kuldeep Yadav, and Ravindra Jadeja bagged one scalp each but India face an uphill task to recover from their nightmare start in the series opener.

'Stree 2': Look at Tamannaah Bhatia's sizzling dance moves in 'Aaj Ki Raat'

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