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News India Live, Digital Desk: Today only one name resonates in the digital world, ‘Dhurandhar’. The song ‘Shararat’ from Ranveer Singh’s blockbuster film ‘Dhurandhar’ has broken all the records of popularity on YouTube. According to today’s latest ranking, this song is at the first position in the list of top-7 most viewed music videos on YouTube. This song has created a stir in the music world by garnering more than 500 million (50 crore) views so far.
Magic of ‘Shararat’: Why are fans dancing?
The music of Shashwat Sachdev and the powerful voices of Jasmine Sandlas and Madhubanti Bagchi have made this song the pride of every party. ‘Shararat’ is going viral not only because of its tunes but also because of Ranveer Singh’s signature dance steps. In the comment section of this song on YouTube, fans are calling it the ‘biggest chartbuster of the year’. Crossing the 500 million mark shows how much the craze for the film and its music is prevalent among the audience.
YouTube Top-7 Ranking: Who got the upper hand?
The dominance of the songs of the film ‘Dhurandhar’ is clearly visible in today’s daily ranking of YouTube. Not only ‘Shararat’, but other songs of the same film ‘Vaari Jaavan’ and ‘Jai Sajna’ also have their place in the top-7 list.
number 1: Mischief (Movie: Dhurandhar)
number 2: Bengals (Sanju Rathore and Isha Malviya)
No. 3: Very Javaan (Ranveer Singh – Dhurandhar)
Number 4: Get Married (Varun Dhawan and Mrunal Thakur)
Number 5: Meheraru se kehu na jital ba (Khesari Lal Yadav)
Number 6: Pass through life (Dhurandhar)
Number 7: Naache Amrapali (Bhojpuri Hit)
Ranveer Singh becomes digital king, shows the power of spy thriller
The success of the film ‘Dhurandhar’ has proved that the audience loves the combination of a good spy thriller and great music. While this film, directed by Aditya Dhar, has touched the figure of Rs 1100 crore at the box office, its music videos are not going away from the trending charts on YouTube. Music experts believe that ‘Shararat’ may soon touch the figure of 700 million, because the use of this song on shorts and reels is continuously increasing.
