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In ‘Dhurandhar’, every actor is busy impressing the audience with his intense acting skills. Akshay Khanna is also effortlessly winning the hearts of the audience. But the thing that has stuck in the hearts and minds of the netizens at this time is Rehman Dacoit’s entry song FA9LA. There is a tremendous comparison going on between FA9LA and ‘Jamal Kudu’ on social media. Know here what is the reason behind this.
Bobby Deol’s ‘Jamal Kudu’ became party anthem in 2023
Sandeep Reddy Vanga’s film ‘Animal’ was released in 2023. In this, Bobby Deol played the role of dumb Abrar. But as soon as he enters the screen, the whole atmosphere changes. His entry is with Iran’s superhit song ‘Jamal Kudu’ in which the actor was seen in full swag. With a beer glass on his head, he danced to ‘Jamal Kudu’.
Let us tell you, this song was sung by Kharazemi Girls in 1950. This entry song went viral within a few hours of its release and also grabbed a lot of headlines. Within no time, ‘Jamal Kudu’ became so popular that in 2023, every party would seem incomplete without it.
Rehman dacoit’s FA9LA becomes the new ‘Jamal Kudu’ of 2025
Now after two years, again a gangster entry song is trending on social media. This soundtrack of Aditya Dhar’s film ‘Dhurandhar’ has taken over the entire social media. Everyone is just humming this song. Many posts went viral on social media in which FA9LA was compared with ‘Jamal Kudu’. Netizens say that this entry song of Akshaye Khanna is a perfect competitor of ‘Jamal Kudu’.
Let us tell you, FA9LA is a Bahraini Arabic song in which rapper Fliparachi lent his voice. In this viral entry song, Akshay Khanna’s swag was also seen like Bobby Deol. The bits and music of the song are perfectly blended with the visuals which also justifies the character of Rehman the dacoit. In the beginning of this song, Akshay Khanna is seen in all black outfit and sunglasses. Later he was also seen dancing to it. Positive response was seen from netizens regarding FA9LA. People are even calling him the next ‘Jamal Kudu’.