Krystle D'Souza says she was offered Dhurandhar song Shararat 4 days before shoot: ‘I was very scared’
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Krytle D'Souza talks about learning the dance steps for Dhurandhar track Shararat. What Krystle shared Krystle was the latest guest on Farah Khan's YouTube channel, and the two spoke about her recent win on The Traitors Season 2 and also her superhit song Shararat. When Farah asked how did she get the song, the star shared, “This is the first time I am doing an item song. Honestly when I got the call from Mukesh [Chhabra] Sir, I was sitting right there (inside her home, near the balcony) in my corner with my girlfriends. He shared we are shooting a song in 4 days and one girl is already selected. The team wants to see if you will be able to do it. I shared ok give me some time and I cut the call.”
Adding to this, Krystle added that she immediately asked her girlfriends whether she should do this song and they all screamed yes in unison. She told Farah that she is not a trained dancer and has only performed in some award shows. She also added that while she was shooting she had no idea that the movie would be such a huge success. “He did not even give me proper details, he just shared that it has big faces and it is a very big movie. Then I went for the rehearsals, where Vijay [Ganguly, choreographer] sir was there, and Aditya [Dhar, director] sir was also there… and they made us do some 11 different steps. That time the hook step was not final so we had 11 steps in mind and after that I was selected. I was very scared,” she added.
Meanwhile, Shararat is set during a wedding celebration in the Ranveer Singh -starrer, with the two actors portraying wedding dancers at a posh Karachi wedding. The song is composed by Sashwat Sachdev and sung by Madhubanti Bagchi and Jasmine Sandlas. Vijay Ganguly has choreographed the track.
Notably, Dhurandhar is a spy thriller starring Ranveer Singh in the lead, alongside Akshaye Khanna, Arjun Rampal, R. Madhavan, and Sanjay Dutt. The movie has been a massive success at the ticket-window, becoming India’s highest-grossing movie of 2025.
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Source: Hindustan Times