By anjali
Following the release of Sandeep Reddy Vanga’s latest film, “Animal,” social media has been buzzing with excitement, particularly over Bobby Deol’s entry scene set to the tune of “Jamal Kudu.” Interestingly, this viral song has its roots in Iran and is said to be inspired by a well-known Iranian composition titled “Jamaal Jamaaloo.”
In the days that followed the release of “Animal,” the online community eagerly shared and discussed the scene featuring Bobby Deol’s character making a memorable entrance while dancing to the beats of “Jamal Kudu.” In response to excitement, the creators revealed the full song, reaching 24 million YouTube views in four days.
Origin Of The Song Jamal Kudu
It’s worth noting that “Jamal Kudu” is not an original creation but rather a reimagining of the Iranian song “Jamaal Jamaaloo.” This transformation was expertly executed by music composer Harshvardhan Rameshwar, and the Iranian song itself has an interesting history. Sung initially by the Shirazi Choir at Kharazemi Girls High School in the 1950s, it originated from a poem by Iranian poet Bijan Smandar. Over time, it evolved into a popular choice for wedding celebrations, featuring lyrics that express themes of love and departure, as roughly translated: “Oh my black-eyed beauty, don’t play with my heart; You are leaving, embarking on a journey; And I’m getting crazy; Oh my love, my beloved.”
Love From Fans
Social media users have expressed overwhelming delight and shared their thoughts in response to the infectious melody of “Jamal Kudu.” A user nostalgically recalled the song at Iranian weddings and found joy in its resonance within India’s dance-loving culture. Others commended Bobby Deol’s performance, describing it as a stellar comeback. A significant comment lauded Sandeep Reddy Vanga’s musical brilliance, praising every song showcased in the film.
Comments expressed unanimous appreciation for the song’s vibe, with users declaring it their go-to track, reflecting enthusiasm. Overall, the consensus reflects excitement and admiration for the cultural fusion and musical selections showcased in “Animal.”
