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This is an archive article published on July 21, 2013

Akshay Kumar’s Boss to feature biggest club song

Akshay will be working with Sumit Dutt who has given hits like Salman Khan's <i>Dhinkachika</i>.

Akshay Kumar is all set to take his forthcoming film Boss to the next level.

The film will feature a club song,titled ‘Party All Night’,which is touted to be the biggest club song of the year and the producers are sparing no efforts to make it a chartbuster.

The song will feature Akshay Kumar and the Sonakshi Sinha with the added attraction of Yo Yo Honey Singh as he is a part of this song.

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Party All Night,will again bring the hit on- screen jodi of Akshay and Sonakshi together after Rowdy Rathore and Once Upon a Time in Mumbaai Dobaara.

Reportedly,Akshay will be working with song director Sumit Dutt who has given Salman Khan’s blockbuster hits like Dhinkachika,Character Dheela,Desi Beat and many others.

While Sumit Dutt will direct the song,ace choreographer Raju Khan will be doing the choreography. The shooting of the first part of the song is over and was shot in one of the suburban properties in Mumbai while the other half is scheduled to be shot in Bangkok next month. Buzz is that a mammoth crowd of over 600 dancers and junior artistes will be a part of it.

A source close to the team said,”In the film,the song comes at a very integral point,which is why Akshay wants to make it his biggest and best song to date. Akshay is wearing a leading international designer’s costume.”

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The song has been designed as the ultimate club number of 2013. It is the first full,all-out dance number that Akshay has done in years. This is his return to hardcore dancing. Produced by Viacom 18,Cape of Good Films and Ashwin Varde Productions,Boss is directed by Anthony D’souza and is all set to hit the screens this October.

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