Rapper Hanumankind makes Bollywood debut with Ranveer Singh's Dhurandhar title track

Mumbai: The much-awaited Dhurandhar title track is out, and fans were thrilled to hear Rapper Hanumankind smashing it with his unique vocals. The powerful track Na De Dil Pardesi Nu (Jogi, composed by Shashwat Sachdev and Charanjit Ahuja, brings together a catchy blend of Punjabi folk and modern beats. Hanumankind (Sooraj Cherukat), Sudhir Yaduvanshi, Shashwat Sachdev, Jasmine Sandlas, Mohd Sadiq, and Ranjit Kaur are the names behind the wonderful vocals. 

However, fans are particularly excited to hear Hanumankind. They shared their joy on social media. They welcomed him to Bollywood and vouched for his success in the Hindi film industry. “Lyrics, editing, music, sound, song — everything is just WOW," said one netizen. Another commented, "After this video, Hanumankind viewers increase exponentially.” A third person stated, "Hanumankind hogai Bollywood meh entry.”

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One user quipped, "As a 90s kid (Grown old KID)... Pure Blizzzz hearing Punjabi MC Jogi, total HIGHHH... But Hanumankind just LITT that song on Fire.” They opined that it is a masterpiece and congratulated the rapper. Meanwhile, netizens also praised the editor of the song video. "The EDITOR of this video needs a raise," said one. 

Speaking to Bollywood Hungama, the composer of the title track spoke of how it was composed. 

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“‘Na De Dil Pardesi Nu’ is a folk classic that carries deep emotion, which made reimagining it for Dhurandhar both an honour and a responsibility. The song was written into the film’s soul — it was in the script from the very beginning, and I built its sound from that spark. Ojas Gautam (Dhurandhar film DA) and I shaped the sonic energy around it until it became the heartbeat of the film’s world. Later, one night in the studio, Aditya Dhar, Hanumankind, and I captured an impromptu rap that brought raw, instinctive fire to the track — the kind of moment you live for as a composer. This version bridges generations — resonating with those who grew up with the original, while connecting with a younger audience through its contemporary pulse," said Sachdev. 

The movie starring Ranveer Singh, Sanjay Dutt, Akshaye Khanna, R. Madhavan, Arjun Rampal, and Sara Arjun, has already got everyone talking.