New Delhi:
Post the super success of the songs Dil Garden Garden and Shirt Da Button in Kyaa Kool Hain Hum - third track from the movie - Hum Toh Hai Cappuccino - UP Bihar Lootne is all set to heighten the buzz.
The song featuring Riteish Deshmukh and Tusshar Kapoor is a twisted version of Shilpa Shetty's famous item number from the 1999 film Shool, Main Aayi Hun UP Bihar Lootne.
Producer Ekta Kapoor has reportedly acquired the rights of the hit song.
Ekta in a recent interview to The Times of India said, "Our team debated extensively on the choice of track before we decided on UP Bihar Lootne. It's not just another run-of-the-mill item number that you see these days. It is supremely quirky, funny and signature super kool, which goes very well with the tone of my film! The boys have completely outdone themselves and the track promises to take the hype around the film to a new level."
According to sources, Ekta is doing every bit to promote the film. For the song, a whopping Rs 2 crore set was built in Film City in Mumbai. The dance number will apparently be shown in four of Balaji's leading TV soaps.
"I will be using this song for the promotion of my movie in North India," Ekta said during a press conference in Delhi.
Despite the Censor Board not granting clearance for the film's promos, Ekta's online promotion for Kyaa Super Kool Hain Hum is receiving a positive response.
With all the buzz created around the film, we hope that the comedy does not fall flat on its expectation.
Watch the song:
The song featuring Riteish Deshmukh and Tusshar Kapoor is a twisted version of Shilpa Shetty's famous item number from the 1999 film Shool, Main Aayi Hun UP Bihar Lootne.
Producer Ekta Kapoor has reportedly acquired the rights of the hit song.
Ekta in a recent interview to The Times of India said, "Our team debated extensively on the choice of track before we decided on UP Bihar Lootne. It's not just another run-of-the-mill item number that you see these days. It is supremely quirky, funny and signature super kool, which goes very well with the tone of my film! The boys have completely outdone themselves and the track promises to take the hype around the film to a new level."
According to sources, Ekta is doing every bit to promote the film. For the song, a whopping Rs 2 crore set was built in Film City in Mumbai. The dance number will apparently be shown in four of Balaji's leading TV soaps.
"I will be using this song for the promotion of my movie in North India," Ekta said during a press conference in Delhi.
Despite the Censor Board not granting clearance for the film's promos, Ekta's online promotion for Kyaa Super Kool Hain Hum is receiving a positive response.
With all the buzz created around the film, we hope that the comedy does not fall flat on its expectation.
Watch the song:
