If you were blown away by Hrithik Roshan and Katrina Kaif's scintillating Bang Bang teaser, we assure you that the title track is going to sweep you off your feet. A brilliant song, with catchy tunes and a perfect ode to Michael Jackson, the song might seems to be an end credit song but there are too many reasons why the song is simply the most eye-catching of all the tracks.
But we list down the 3 major reasons why the Bang Bang title track is an unmissable treat.
Hrithik Roshan:
He's the man behind the whole song. His perfect attitude, his flawless moves catapult the song to an entirely new level altogether. Right from the beginning, Hrithik's performance is exemplary. Forget love, you totally want to loathe over him in lust. Flaunting one of the hottest bods in the industry, Hrithik coupled his impeccable dance steps with his amazing Greek God looks to dish out something this exotic for us! He is effortlessly stunning and although Katrina looks gorgeous beside him, it is impossible to take your eyes off this man.
Katrina Kaif:
Katrina never looked as breathtaking like she did in this song. From the entry scene in that white flowing dress to her sensuous maneuvers, Katrina aces it oh-so-perfectly. She deliciously compliments Hrithik in the song and their sizzling chemistry oozes out in each frame from the song. Raising the hotness quotient to the extreme pinnacle, Hrithik-Katrina oozes glamour all throughout. Undoubtedly Hrithik and Katrina deserve to be tagged as the most good looking Bollywood pair in recent times!
The ode to Michael Jackson:
After Tiger Shroff unveiled his video as a tribute to the King of Pop, our eyes had popped out! But when we heard Hrithik is doing the same in his song,our expectations simply sky rocketed. And the last one minute sequence from the song lives upto all our expectations. Spectacular, sizzling and sexy, Hrithik's homage to Michael Jackson will stay fresh in everyone's memory for the longest time. We bet.
Did you watch the song yet? If not, dont miss it. Catch it right here:
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