Saaho is a multi-lingual action thriller starring Prabhas and Shraddha Kapoor, which has been produced on a massive budget of more than Rs 350 crores. I couldn’t do it without being fully ready, but I was pleasantly surprised that I could nail my lines in the first take.” I was just very nervous as to how we’d do this because I had to get my Telugu lines right.
Though there is action around the song and I love throwing in kicks and punches, I’m not part of any action sequences here. About her experience with working with him, she said, “Prabhas works relentlessly till he gets things right. This is the first time that Prabhas and Jacqueline are being seen together in a film. You have swimming pools with lots of women partying around it, our traditional macho man arriving on an army tank, cars being crushed for no reason, and of course, a more than healthy amount of objectifying of the female body. The video too refuses to stop espousing tried and tested Bollywood tropes. And that’s not surprising since Badshah himself has composed it. But there’s nothing the composer has done that breaks the cliché nature of the song. It has a musical hook scattered across its duration, and features generic Badshah rap portions in the middle.
The song has been composed like your regular everyday Bollywood party track. The launch of ‘Bad Boy’ was announced at a grand pre-release event of Saaho that was held yesterday at Ramoji Film City.
The song has seemingly been shot as a promotional single, as Jacqueline does not form part of the film’s main cast. The third song from Sahoo’s soundtrack has been released in the form of ‘Bad Boy.’ The video of this Badshah track features Prabhas and Jacqueline Fernandez, and is live now on the T-Series YouTube channel.
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