Bhojpuri Remix of Dhurandhar 2 Song Goes Viral, Fans Forget Lyrics
The Bhojpuri version of Dhurandhar 2’s hit song has gone viral online, with fans praising the new rendition and claiming they no longer recall the original lyrics. The remix showcases fresh energy.
The Bhojpuri remix of Dhurandhar 2’s popular track has become an online sensation, with viewers praising its fresh interpretation. Many fans say they now can’t remember the original Hindi lyrics.
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The Bhojpuri version of the song from Dhurandhar 2 has begun to resonate with audiences beyond the film theatres, echoing its fame within Bhojpuri-speaking regions. Following its theatrical success, the iconic music of Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan and Shashwat Sachdeev was reimagined with a Bhojpuri twist, a combination that attracted wide online appreciation.
Regional singer Murtiñujay adapted the emotional and high‑energy tracks from the film into his native language, delivering a performance that has left listeners spellbound. The Bhojpuri dub of the song “#JaanSeGujartaHain” has trended on social‑media platforms, with fans describing it as more relatable and melodious than the original.
Murtiñujay’s rendition of the most popular track from Dhurandhar 2 showcases a deep vocal quality and careful lyric choice, providing the song with a new spirit. Audience members have lauded his creativity, calling him the emerging “Dhurandhar” of the Bhojpuri music scene.
The original lyrics by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan include: “Dil pe jakhm khate hain, jaan se gujarta hain, jurm sirf itna hai, tumko pyar karte hain.” When Murtiñujay translated it into Bhojpuri, many fans reported losing the memory of the original lines, commenting that the new version seemed to strike directly at the heart.
Not only does Murtiñujay present a Bhojpuri version of Dhurandhar 2, but he had earlier released a Bhojpuri rendition of the first film’s superhit “Gehra Hua.” That song also received significant praise from viewers online, with many appreciating the effort to elevate the Bhojpuri language.
Comments on Murtiñujay’s video continue to pour in. One user wrote, “Finally, we found a great dabbawalla,” while another added, “Bhojpuri music needs clean and talented singers like this.” Respondents have sent him heartfelt wishes for a bright future.
While the film continues to hold its place firmly in theatres even after 44 days, the popularity of the splashed music remains high, thanks in part to the rising fame of music director Aditya Dhar and the film’s compelling story. The soundtrack still occupies the top spot on national charts.
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