Hrithik Roshan's moves to Aavan Jaavan light up Internet in viral video
The song 'Aavan Jaavan' features Roshan alongside actor Kiara Advani. Its release on July 31 coincided with Advani's 34th birthday. The romantic track is part of the film 'War 2', an espionage thriller that promises a mix of action and romance. With its catchy beat, the song quickly topped the charts and is currently trending at number 2 on the YouTube music charts. 'War 2' is directed by Ayan Mukerji and produced by Aditya Chopra. It follows the success of 'War', released in 2019. Jr NTR will play the antagonist in the film alongside a star-studded cast.The film's narrative pits Roshan's character, Kabir Dhaliwal, against Jr NTR in a high-stakes confrontation. The trailer hinted at intense action sequences between the two protagonists. This action-packed storyline is expected to captivate audiences across all demographics.The film will be released worldwide on August 14 in Hindi, Telugu, and Tamil. It will clash with Rajinikanth's much-anticipated film 'Coolie' at the theatres.- EndsMust Watch
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