Shruti Haasan sings for sister Akshara in ‘Shamitabh’

Shruti Haasan is now going to croon for her younger sister Akshara Haasan in her debut Bollywood venture 'Shamitabh'.

After having mesmerized the audiences with her looks and acting abilities, Shruti Haasan tried her hand at singing and quite succeeded in it too.

Shruti Haasan is touching newer avenues as far as her Bollywood career is concerned. After having mesmerized the audiences with her looks and acting abilities, Shruti tried her hand at singing and quite succeeded in it too.

The recently released movie ‘Tevar’ starring Sonakshi Sinha and Arjun Kapoor had her sing two tracks – ‘Joganiyaan‘ and ‘Madamiyan’, both of which became chartbusters. ‘Madamiyan’ was also picturised on her.

The latest we hear is Shruti Haasan is now going to croon for her younger sister Akshara Haasan in her debut Bollywood venture ‘Shamitabh’. The song is titled ‘Sannata’ and the makers are all set to launch the song soon. The song is already available on Internet jukeboxes and the lyrics are surely going to take you by awe and surprise.

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Reports say, “‘Joganiyan’ was one of Tevar’s most successful elements and the makers of ‘Shamitabh‘ are ensuring they cash in on its momentum releasing ‘Sannata’ with the hope it does the same for their film.

Composed by Ilaiyaraaja, ‘Sannata’ is very different from ‘Joganiyan’. It’s young, contemporary, edgy and quirky, much like Shruti Haasan’s own musical vibe. It’s a different track compared to what one hears in mainstream music these days.

The lyrics feature names of various contemporary singers, lyricists actors and musicians, which makes it interesting enough to check out. Expect to see a different side to Shruti with this track.

Directed by R Balki, ‘Shamitabh’ features Amitabh Bachchan and Dhanush.

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