Gadi Boy song Azadi: Ranveer Singh and his company claim freedom

A few days before the release of Gully Boy, its creators launched one of the most difficult songs in the movie's album, "Azadi". The song, featuring actors Ranveer Singh, Alia Bhatt, Kalki Koechlin and Siddhant Chaturvedi, demands the defense of corruption, injustice and discrimination.

The line at the hook line of the song, "Azadi. Hum ke rahenge, Azadi. Tum kuch bhi kar lo, Azadi … ", was taken from the very enthusiastic speech delivered by the former president of the Union of JNU Students, Kanhaiya Kumar, after his release from prison in 2016. Some of the even consider it a request for azadi in Kashmir.

Look at Gully Boy Azadi's song

Speaking to IANS about "Azadi", composer Dub Sharma said: "Azadi questions all corrupt and intolerant systems. This song is about unfair and unjust things that we all see around us every day. "

The song is sung and composed by Divine and Dub Sharma

In the musical criticism of Gully Boy, Suanshu Khurana of The Indian Express noted:" Azadi! Hum the ke rahenge, Azadi! Tum kuch bhi kar lo, Azadi … In 2016, a few hours after his release from Delhi prison in Tihar, the president of the JNU Students' Union, Kanhaiya Kumar, concluded an invigorating speech with these words, reinforcing his freedom to Nearly three years later, rapper Vivian Fernandes, aka Divine and Dub Sharma, merged the lines of this popular speech on the JNU pitch to create a rhythmic and prolonged rhythm that warns us at the time. He goes from the front with Desh Kaise Hoga Saaf, Inki Neeyat Mein Hai Daag … is hit by a synth and a drum machine.It is wild, irreverent and extremely catchy.This is the # 39, one of the most beautiful pieces of political music that we have heard for a long time. "

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