Ole Ole once more

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Updated At : 02:23 PM Dec 28, 2019 IST

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The new decade is all set to start on a vibrant note with Saif Ali Khan-starrer Jawaani Jaaneman. While the film’s posters look amazing, another interesting part of it is that the actor will be re-creating his own song — Ole Ole from the movie Yeh Dillagi, a song that still holds its charm in today’s times like it did in the 90s. Reportedly, Tanishq Bagchi has composed the new track and Shabbir Ahmed has penned the lyrics.

Filmmaker Nitin Kakkar, who is helming the project, says that the original song had cult status so there is a lot of pressure on them.

Starring debutante Aalia Furniturewala, Saif and Tabu, the movie is presented by Pooja Entertainment in association with Black Knight Films and Northern Lights Films. It is all set to release on January 31, 2020.

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