Shah Rukh Khan's Dunki Song Lutt Putt Gaya Crosses 30 Million Views on YouTube in 24 Hours
The song stars Shah Rukh Khan and Taapsee Pannu and is currently trending at the top of YouTube Music.
The Dunki song Lutt Putt Gaya, which stars Shah Rukh Khan and Taapsee Pannu, is currently trending at the top of YouTube Music and has received 33 million views on YouTube in the previous 24 hours.
Red Chillies Entertainment announced on Instagram on Thursday that Lutt Putt Gaya has received 30 million views on YouTube, accompanied with a montage of the music video featuring Shah Rukh in his trademark extended-arms position. With 30 million views to date, wow! They said in the caption, "Thank you for allowing your hearts to go Lutt-Putt over the romantic sounds in Lutt Putt Gaya.
The Dunki song Lutt Putt Gaya, which stars Shah Rukh Khan and Taapsee Pannu, is currently trending at the top of YouTube Music and has received 33 million views on YouTube in the previous 24 hours.
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Red Chillies Entertainment announced on Instagram on Thursday that Lutt Putt Gaya has received 30 million views on YouTube, accompanied with a montage of the music video featuring Shah Rukh in his trademark extended-arms position. With 30 million views to date, wow! They said in the caption, "Thank you for allowing your hearts to go Lutt-Putt over the romantic sounds in Lutt Putt Gaya.
An hour later, Gauri Khan, Shah Rukh's wife, posted the same video with the same description on her Instagram account.
The first song from Rajkumar Hirani's upcoming comedy-drama, which the makers released on Wednesday, shows us Shah Rukh's Hardy and his pals overcoming severe difficulties with humor. It also highlights the lovely relationship that develops between Hardy and his ladylove Manu (played by Taapsee) as they get ready to fulfill their long-held desire to travel to the UK.
Dunki, which also stars Boman Irani, Vicky Kaushal, Vikram Kochhar, and Anil Grover, is Hirani and Shah Rukh's first joint venture. On December 22, it is scheduled to open in theaters.
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