AR Rahman’s wedding anthem ‘Jinguchaa’ from Kamal Haasan starrer Thug Life drops in Hindi, watch

Get ready to step into your dance shoes as the Hindi version of the ultimate wedding anthem of 2025 is the life of the Kamal Hasan thugs here. After Tamil Nadu ignites its original start in Chennai, the song now falls into Hindi, promising to subvert resources, balats and playlists that require pride and doses of cinema sights. 

'Jinguchaa is full of the atmosphere of balato, a visual festivities of wedding hostility, pulsating beats and unique attitudes of racket life. With Kamal Hasan, Silambarasan and Sanya Malhotra turning the dance floor into a battlefield of stolen goods, the route is the chaos, colour, charisma and maestro A.R. Rahman of a massive fat Indian wedding. 

Earlier this year, in Tamil, due to cheers at a big event in Chennai, the film took part in the star-occupied film, Rahman himself, and the film Titan Mani Ratnam. The Hindi version brings fresh vowel moisture to the table for Sukhwinder Singh, Ronkini Gupa, Aashima Mahajan and Vaishali Samant, transforming the original infectious pleasure into the track that dominates the wedding in North India. 

 

 Jingcha performs in the tales of the life of a thug and plays in the middle of a wedding celebration, but in true Manika Maruraman fashion, every frame is invited with a type of storytelling that meets repetition. 

 Kamal Haasans Raaj Kamal Films International, Mani Ratnams Madras Talkies, R. The ensemble, produced by Mahendran and Siva Ananth, boasts outstanding actors. Kamal Hasan leads the film as Rangalaya Saktibernakker next to Siranbarasan TR, Trishakrishnan, Ashokservan, Aishwarya Rekshmi, Joj George and Abilami. In the film, the film can also be seen Nassar, Chan, Mahesh Manjurekal, Tanikera Bharani, Bhagavati Permal, Chini Jayance and Vajyapuri. The lives of Thug Fazal, Rohit Saraf, Baburaj, Arjun Chidambaram, Rajshri Deshpande, Sanya Malhotra and Vadivukarasi have promised an ensemble of Kraft packages to promise an ensemble of power packages. Manilatnam at the top, A.R. Rahman's music, Thug Life, was cancelled on June 5, 2025 due to global theatre publications.