Loved Bobby Deol's Entry Song In Animal? All You Need To Know About The Track 'Jamaal Jamaaloo'

Even though Animal opened to massive collections and not-so-good reviews, one song is making the internet go crazy. It is the track that plays during the entry of Bobby Deol in this Sandeep Reddy Vanga movie. The song is set on the backdrop of a wedding and it is not new but an old folk track that has been reused.

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Details about Bobby Deol’s entry song!

Composed by Khatereh Group, the song is an old Iranian song named Jamaal Jamaaloo. The song if loosely translated in English means, ‘Oh my cutie, don't play with my heart; You are leaving, embarking on a journey; And I'm getting crazy; Oh my love, my beloved’. Watch the original song here:-

How did the internet react to Bobby Deol’s entry song in Animal?

One user said, “This song (Bobby Deol entry song) is making several rounds around in social media with so many memes. This is the unexpected takeaway from #Animal movie!” The second one said, “Still vibing to #BobbyDeol 's entry song.” The third added, “I'm still stuck here. The song in Bobby Deol's entry.”

Not just Jamaal Jamaaloo, Animal had more folk songs (in case you missed it).

Animal starts with the thrilling instrumental of A R Rahman’s ‘Dil Hai Chota Sa’ from Roja (1992). Later in the movie, Ajay-Atul’s popular composition ‘Dolby Walya’ from the Marathi film Jaundya Na Balasaheb (2016) was used around the interval for an added flavour. Even the song Arjan Vailly has an interesting story that you must read here!

As criticism around Animal continues to increase, Bobby Deol has come to its defense?saying it is not possible to make a universally accepted film.

While talking to PTI, Bobby said, "Filmmakers create stories for people to be entertained. This kind of toxicity and all of this exists in our society... Somewhere people can identify with it. But there will always be people who won't like it, nothing can be liked by every individual... I think we are entertainers and we want to do different kinds of genres. That's how I look at it.”

"There's good and evil in every human being and what gets the evil out of you is some situation. As an actor, you think as a character. 'I'm doing nothing wrong, I'm right in whatever I do'. You forget how to judge what is right and wrong. I was not put into a situation where I was not convinced or had to be convinced or felt awkward. I felt Abrar, the kind of savage and evil he is, I had to play it that way.”

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