Since it was announced that Jr. ntr will be joining hrithik roshan in the sequel of war, titled war 2, fans have been eagerly waiting for the film’s shoot to finish. Additionally, after reports claim that the film will have a massy dance number which will be a mix of ‘Jai jai Shivshankar’ and ‘Naatu Naatu’ from war and rrr respectively, the anticipation surrounding the film has only shot up. Amid this, an old video of jr ntr praising Hrithik’s dance skills has caught everyone’s attention.
In a throwback video, the actor was asked who is the better dancer between him and Hrithik, jr ntr said, “Hrithik, any day. I’m nothing compared to Hrithik. Seriously, trust me.” The video has resurfaced on Reddit, what it here:About war 2, a source previously told bollywood Hungama, “It’s going to be Hrithik vs jr ntr in war 2. But the makers smartly and organically have come up with a situation in the film where the two male leads will be seen dancing to a catchy song. It is composed by Pritam and is considered to be one of the biggest highlights of the film.”
The source further said, “Both hrithik roshan and jr ntr are known for their dance moves. Interestingly, both were recently seen in two hero films – Hrithik in war and jr ntr in RRR. Both films had two hero dance numbers that were unanimously loved (Jr ntr shook a leg with ram charan in the Oscar-winning song ‘Naatu Naatu’). For war 2, they both come together and hence, one can expect fireworks on the big screen during their number. It’ll be like ‘Jai jai Shivshankar’ meeting ‘Naatu Naatu’!”
The source also added, “Producer aditya chopra and director Ayan Mukerji are clear that war 2 is not just an actioner but it’s a wholesome entertainer and songs will play a big role in not just selling the film but also taking the story forward. If all goes well and if the aam junta accepts the track with open arms, it will not just create hungama in the cinemas but in the long run, it can also emerge as the mother of all dance songs.”
War 2 also features kiara Advani. It will be released in cinemas worldwide in 2025.
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