'Jamal Kudu': Do you know who choreographed 'Jamal Kudu' song and what is story behind it?

'Jamal Kudu': The craze for actors Ranbir Kapoor and Bobby Deol's action thriller film 'Animal' doesn't appear to be going away anytime soon. 

Apart from the movie, actor Bobby Deol's entry as Abrar Haque, his entry in song 'Jamal Kudu' from the recently released action thriller film 'Animal' has gone viral on social media and fans are going completely gaga over it. The song features Bobby Deol.

Who choreographed 'Jamal Kudu' song? 

In a recent interview with media organization, Bobby Deol also known as Lord Bobby expressed that he himself choreographed 'Jamal Kudu' song. 

The actor said in an interview, “Sandeep Reddy Vanga had made me listen to the music beforehand. He has got a great sense of music. He has got a great sense of everything about filmmaking. He found the song from somewhere and told me ‘I will play this in your introduction.’ When we started shooting, the choreographer said, ‘You do it.’ I was like, ‘what will I do?’ I started dancing and he told me, “No, No. Don’t do it like Bobby Deol.’ Then Saurabh, who plays my brother, I told him, ‘Can you do and show? How would you do it?’”

What is the story behind 'Jamal Kudu' song? 

Bobby Deol said that 'Jamal Kudu' song is based on the story that when Bobby Deol was young he used to go to Punjab and get drunk with others by keeping glasses on their heads, from here he got the  idea of choreographing the dance. 

'Jamal Kudu' song is remake of Iranian song 'Jamaal Jamaaloo'

Jamal Jamaloo, a melodious gem in Iran's rich tapestry of music, transcends mere composition to become a profound cultural emblem.

It's an ode to joy, a celebration of life's vibrancy woven through intricate musical threads that touches the hearts of both Iranians and global fans.

Bobby Deol Work Front 

Bobby made his Bollywood debut with the 1995 film 'Barsaat', co-starring Twinkle Khanna. He has starred in films like 'Soldier', 'Badal', 'Gupt', 'Race 3', 'Jhoom Barabar Jhoom' among others. However, his career petered out somewhere in the late 2000s.

After a long gap, he made a comeback in 2018's 'Race 3', following up with 'Class of '83' and a hit series 'Aashram'. 'Love Hostel' also made the best possible use of Bobby's skills, casting him as a silent assassin named Dagar.