Singer Nick Jonas, alongside his brothers Joe and Kevin, has spotlighted the Bollywood track ‘Shararat’ from the film *Dhurandhar* as their latest pre-show hype song. In a video posted to his official Instagram account, the group can be seen dancing to the track prior to one of their tour performances.
Nick Jonas captioned the video, “New pre show hype song unlocked (sic).” The video quickly attracted attention online.
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The Jonas Brothers have previously embraced Bollywood music as part of their pre-show routines. Just days before, Nick Jonas shared another video of himself enjoying Aavan Jaavan from War 2, which features actors Hrithik Roshan and Kiara Advani. In this earlier clip, Nick is seen absorbing the melody and rhythm, illustrating his affinity for Indian music.
Online reactions to the latest video have been notable. One fan commented, “jiju is so indian.” Singer Nikhita Gandhi, who provided vocals for Aavan Jaavan also responded to the post, stating, “Glad my voice is your jam.” These interactions indicate a positive response from both fans and contributors to the track.
The enthusiasm extended to the Bollywood film industry. Hrithik Roshan, featured in War 2, reacted to the video with “I agree (sic).” Kiara Advani, who also stars in the film, shared Nick Jonas’s video on her Instagram story, adding, “blessings and 100 emojis.” Their responses further underline the cross-cultural reach of the song and its performers.
Meanwhile, Aditya Dhar’s film Dhurandhar has achieved a significant milestone, with every track from its soundtrack entering the Spotify Global Top 200. According to Sacnilk, this marks the first time a Bollywood album has achieved simultaneous international chart presence for all its tracks, reflecting increasing global engagement with Indian music platforms.
The success of Dhurandhar at the box office and its soundtrack’s performance on global charts highlights the expanding influence of Bollywood in international music circles. As more artists and audiences embrace these sounds, the reach of Indian music across borders continues to grow.
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