Jasmin Sandlas and Sukh E Drop ‘Mad Bunny' From Punjabi Zombie Comedy Jombieland
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Jasmin Sandlas and Sukh E release Mad Bunny, the first song from Punjabi zombie comedy Jombieland, starring Kanika Mann and Binnu Dhillon. Out now!
The apocalypse has never looked this groovy. As anticipation builds for Jombieland — India's first-ever Punjabi zombie comedy — the makers have just dropped a quirky, high-energy track titled 'Mad Bunny", and it's already generating serious buzz. Sung by the powerhouse duo Jasmin Sandlas and Sukh E Muzical Doctorz, the track serves as the perfect audio teaser for the film's chaotic, flesh-chomping, and laugh-out-loud universe.
Backed by a pulsing beat composed by Avvy Sra and Khara, 'Mad Bunny" is a sonic rollercoaster — loaded with swagger, irreverence, and an infectious hook that screams replay. With fiery vocals from Sandlas and Sukh E's signature attitude-driven style, the song hits hard and leaves you wanting more.
The music video features lead actors Kanika Mann and Binnu Dhillon, diving headfirst into the bizarre yet colorful world of Jombieland. Complete with zombie cameos, eccentric dance moves, and trippy visual flair, the video offers a sneak peek into the film's eccentric narrative. The makers captioned the release, 'Mad beat. Mad vibes. The catchiest Song of the season is here to make you groove! Jombieland – The First Ever Zombie Comedy From Punjab! The apocalypse begins on June 13th."
Directed and written by Thaparr, Jombieland takes a unique spin on the zombie genre, setting its undead outbreak in a peaceful Punjabi village. Chaos erupts when a mysterious virus turns ordinary residents into the walking dead — but with a hearty dose of desi humor, romance, and musical madness.
The film boasts a vibrant ensemble cast including Kanika Mann, Binnu Dhillon, Angira Dhar, Guri, Jassa Dhillon, Dhanveer Singh, and debutant G Khan. Produced by Neeraj Ruhil and Subhav Sharma under the Next Level Productions banner, the film promises a blend of global horror elements with unapologetically Punjabi storytelling.
Whether you're a fan of zombie flicks, dancefloor bangers, or offbeat comedies, Mad Bunny sets the tone for what might just be the wildest ride of the year.
Jombieland hits theatres June 13. Until then, turn up Mad Bunny — and prepare to dance into the apocalypse.
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June 08, 2025, 19:13 IST
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