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Hrithik-Katrina dance their heart out in Bang Bang title track!

The dance/party track sees them at their smoldering best

Siddharth Anand’s action romance Bang Bang is unveiled another ace and this time is it the dance/party title track called Bang Bang. While Hrithik Roshan has paid a tribute to Michael Jackson, Katrina Kaif is at her sizzling best matching steps with Hrithik in this sensual dance number. ( Here it is – #Bangbangtitletrack http://youtu.be/SCsdXuGHw6g )

Siddharth Anand says, “This song I’ve been waiting for audiences to see and hear! It’s an outstanding song! Things don’t get much better than this!”

Talking about dancing Michael’s iconic dance moves, Hrithik says, “I have idolised Michael Jackson since the time I first moved to a dance beat. I remember learning the moves through play pause mode for hours. I love his style and energy so when Bosco and Siddharth said Micheal Jackson, at first I thought there’s no way I could match up, but then I reframed that and did it for my love for him in my own style, my own way and where there is love, there is no fear. That made it fun. The Bang Bang title track itself is outstanding which empowered me further. It’s my ode to the inspiration he has been. This is an out-an-out dance/party track. It’s high on glamour, scale and Katrina and I have danced our hearts out.”

And the gorgeous Katrina Kaif feels Bang Bang is the best song of the album. She says, “I absolutely love this track. I think it’s an amazing song to dance to. Vishal-Shekhar and Sid have done an incredible job I gave them a big hug. The video has Hrithik doing the famous MJ moves, Bosco and Caesar have done a great job in visualising and executing a visually different video, and I had to much fun. This is definitely my favourite track from the album.”

Produced by Fox Star Studios, Bang Bang releases on October 2.

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