Badshah on including a trending hookstep in his latest song

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Updated At : 02:41 PM Jul 11, 2022 IST

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Badshah has dropped the music video for Chamkeela Chehra after leaving fans in awe with his first international collaboration, Voodoo.

Following the release of the song’s audio version, several dancers in India began to make dance reels to the song using very flowing dance steps. This became a popular trend on reels. In the music video Badshah is dancing to this particular catchy hookstep. Badshah says, “I wanted to pay a small tribute to my fans who have shown love for my songs. I also wanted to thank them for making a slick dance move right after the audio of Chamkeela Chehra was dropped. When I saw this choreography trending on this song, I decided to attribute it to all the lovely people who made this happen.”

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