Raftaar lends his voice for kids’ show ‘Bheem In The City’

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Updated At : 02:45 PM Jan 21, 2022 IST

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Kids’ channel POGO has announced a week-long programme to celebrate Republic Day from Monday (January 24) onwards. Kids and families will get to enjoy their favourite Indian animated character, Chhota Bheem, with the launch of a brand-new series Bheem in the City and popular Chhota Bheem movies in Hindi, Tamil and Telugu. Featuring a peppy title track by rapper Raftaar, the new series will showcase Bheem and his friends, Chutki, Raju, Jaggu, Kaalia, Dholu and Bholu, who after their memorable feats in Dholakpur, continue their adventures in the ultra-modern city of Raunak Sheher.

Speaking about the title track, Raftaar says, “Bheem In The City is a fresh take on the household character, and its title track needed to reflect this novelty and excitement. I added my signature rap to the quirky lyrics to create the theme songs for the show.”

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