Tamannaah Bhatia is grabbing audience attention for her new song ‘Nasha’. Previously, her song ‘Aaj Ki Raat’ from the movie ‘Stree 2’ became famous and was loved by everyone. Although the ‘Nasha’ song is not that popular but still few people like it. It has been speculated that the addition of ‘Nasha’ to the movie ’Raid 2’ was done to promote the film. But the makers of the film abstain from this statement and said that this song is an important part of the story.
The movie ‘Raid 2’ stars Ajay Devgn, Riteish Deshmukh and Vaani Kapoor. This film also has the UA certificate, which means that everyone can watch it, but children under 12 can watch it with their parental guidance only.
The producers of the film have clarified that the UA certificate for Raid 2 is not because of Tamannaah’s song. The film is produced by Bhushan Kumar, Kumar Mangat Pathak and Abhishek Pathak. In an interview with the News18 Showsha, Kumar addressed, “It’s not because of the song. We had a few cuts in the film, and we committed to a few more, which is why the certification was supposed to change. But it’s still a U/A certification, so there’s no problem at all. These cuts don’t affect or interfere with the story in any way. The film has been cleared without any [visual] cuts. It’s U/A 13+ without any cuts right now.”
Abhishek also expressed his emotion and said, “Nasha was conceived a little later. We wanted a certain character to uplift another character, and we wanted that to come into the film in a particular way. It has been stitched very beautifully into the film. If you see the film, you won’t feel that it comes at an odd moment or was added later. It has been blended very well into the narrative. People will enjoy it, including the song by Yo Yo Honey Singh.”
Further, Kumar added, People might feel that in a thriller like Raid 2, the songs would seem forced. But it’s not a marketing tool. It became a part of the story so well.”
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