The much-awaited 'Naach Meri Rani' music video featuring Guru Randhawa and Nora Fatehi is finally out. The 'futuristic' song marks their first outing together and will leave you impressed from the word go all thanks to Nora's robotic and kickass dance moves. The song is sung by Guru Randhawa and Nikhita Gandhi, while it's composed by penned by Tanishk Bagchi. Guru called this song special and said, "This is so so special for me. I wanna thank Bhushan sir, Om sir for giving me this opportunity to be in 'Naach Meri Rani'. Our whole team loves you all for your love and support from day one."
The pop sensation also said, "For the first time my audience will see me in my dancing shoes with dancing queen Nora Fatehi. Bosco sir has made me do some wonderful moves which is already been hooked on to by people. This is the first time in India one will see virtual production technology used for a music video. Thanks to Bhushan sir for believing in me and giving me this opportunity to explore new avenues. The creators, Retrophiles, have done an amazing job with their cutting edge technology that was to give the futuristic look to the music video and the composition of Tanishk will make everyone want to dance."
Check out the music video below:
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Nora also said, "'Naach Meri Rani' is a song of many firsts while collaborating with Bhushanji is like being at home, it always feels comfortable working with T-Series! Guru and I have never officially collaborated, so this is our first music video together and Tanishk Bagchi's music has offered an exciting touch to the peppy track. The music video is one of its kind and the first song in India to be shot completely on virtual reality technology and VFX. It is not just technologically advanced but also the visual aesthetics in terms of styling is very international. My styling for the song has been inspired by the exemplary looks of international pop-stars and fashion icons, embodying the global appeal that the song brings to the table. The steps and hook line has already become viral in India and abroad, it was a great experience working with Bosco for the first time."
