Ranveer Singh fires the ramp with his live rap performance at Lakme Fashion Week. See photos, video | Bollywood



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The actor Ranveer Singh, who plays the role of a rapper in the upcoming film Gully Boy, has done everything to promote the film. After performing two consecutive performances at various events, the actor then produced at the grand finale of Lakme Fashion Week, which ended Sunday. The comedian Padmaavat composed several songs such as Asli Hip Hop, Meri Gully Mein, Doori and Ek Hee Raasta in the film and played some live for the audience. Not only that, he also plunged into the crowd while the paparazzi hit him with astonishment.

The actor then shared a picture of his performance on Instagram with the caption, "Smack Talk karte karte Ramp Walk karte ladke #gullyboy". among the first to react, Olympic medalist, PV Sindhu, commented "@ranveersingh killing."

The actor had also seduced his fans with his live issue of the launch of Gully Boy's music, accompanied by star Alia Bhatt. He then performed in public on January 27 at the Mumbai police protest in Umang and shortly thereafter, he flew to perform at a private protest in Rajasthan.

Directed by Zoya Akhtar, Gully Boy is inspired by the lives of rappers based in Mumbai, such as Divine and Naezy. The film should be released in theaters on Valentine's Day. At the launch of the movie trailer, Ranveer had said, "When someone spoke to me about Gully Boy's screenplay, I told them that it was my film. If another actor would have been part of this film instead of me, I would be burned with jealousy. I was born to make Gully Boy and I knew that I could only remove this character.

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he added: "It is a reconciliation of too many things that are dear to me. There's rap and hip-hop music that I've loved since I was a kid and unfolding in my homeland, Mumbai.


First published: February 04, 2019 09:00 AM IST

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