The much-anticipated Peelings song from Pushpa 2: The Rule has finally been released, electrifying fans across the world. Written by Devi Sri Prasad, the track features Allu Arjun and Rashmika Mandanna in high-energy dance sequences. The song, produced by Sukumar, adds another layer of excitement to the action-packed sequel.
The song from Pushpa 2 called Peelings has been released in numerous languages, such as Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, Kannada, Bengali, and Hindi. It sprints for 4 minutes and 11 seconds including alternating moments of dynamic choreography by Arjun and Rashmika with poignant lyrics by Chandrabose. There are some glimpses of the making behind it with Sukumar working along with Devi Sri Prasad, the lead actors, and cinematographer Mirosław Kuba Brożek to bring the visuals alive.
Fans praise Peelings song from Pushpa 2
Fans have hailed the song Peelings from Pushpa 2 as bringing back Allu Arjun’s old moves. Many have also celebrated his animated performance, especially contrasting it with the controlled version of Pushpa Raj in the first movie. A fan said, “Vintage Allu Arjun anna Dance,” while another exclaimed, “Theatre will erupt like wildfire for this song!” Audiences have also appreciated Rashmika Mandanna’s chemistry with Arjun and called their dance sequences a visual treat.
Pushpa 2: The Rule will have Allu Arjun and Rashmika duplicating the roles of Pushpa Raj, the red sanders smuggler, and Srivalli, the wife. Fahadh Faasil reprises his role as Bhanwar Singh Shekawat, the arch-nemesis of Pushpa. An intense clash between the two characters carries on the gripping storyline that began with Pushpa: The Rise.
With the song ‘Peelings’ doing rounds, the movie is going to hit screens on December 5. Bookings have already broken records, leaving behind blockbusters like KGF 2 and Pathaan. The buzz has been heightened by the release of the song, with fans eagerly looking forward to the return of Pushpa’s larger-than-life saga.
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