Baaghi 2: Jacqueline Fernandez shares a glimpse of her "Ek Do Teen" with fans
Mumbai, Mar 16 (IBNS): Actress Jacqueline Fernandez on Friday shared a glimpse of her attempt of recreating Madhuri Dixit's dance moves for the iconic song “Ek Do Teen”.
The song will be used in upcoming Bollywood movie Baaghi 2.
The original track was used in 1988 film Tezaab.
Madhuri Dixit had won hearts across the nation with her signature moves in the song and still today it is considered a hit by movie lovers.
Jacqueline has stepped into the shoes of Madhuri for the song.
She shared a small teaser on her Twitter page where fans could get a glimpse of what might emerge as another popular dance number of 2018.
While, the original tune of the song has been retained by the makers but one needs to wait to find if the lyrics of the original track are used in the recreated version as well.
" #EkDoTeen Chaar Panch… can’t stop, won't stop humming this tune!! Get ready @itigershroff @dishpatani @khan_ahmedasas @foxstarhindi @NGEMovies @tseries #Baaghi2," Jacqueline tweeted.
Sharing the glimpse of the track, she wrote: "A forever-favourite!! The countdown begins #EkDoTeen @iTIGERSHROFF @DishPatani @khan_ahmedasas @NGEMovies @FoxStarHindi @tseries #Baaghi2 #GaneshMasterji."
A forever-favourite!! The countdown begins #EkDoTeen 1ï¸âƒ£2ï¸âƒ£3ï¸âƒ£ @iTIGERSHROFF @DishPatani @khan_ahmedasas @NGEMovies @FoxStarHindi @tseries #Baaghi2 #GaneshMasterji pic.twitter.com/bkbS4uquaJ
— Jacqueline Fernandez (@Asli_Jacqueline) March 16, 2018
Starring Tiger Shroff & Disha Patani, a Fox Star Studios and Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment presents Baaghi 2, is directed by Ahmed Khan.
The film is slated to release on Mar 30.
It is the second movie in the Baaghi series.
Makers have already announced that they will make third movie in the series.
Image: Jacqueline Fernandez Twitter page
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