Shahid Kapoor, Alia Bhatt are total madcaps in ‘Shaandaar’ song ‘Raitaa Phail Gaya’

The fifth song of Shahid Kapoor, Alia Bhatt's 'Shaandaar' - 'Raita phail gaya' - is a madfest with Pankaj Kapur and Sanjay Kapoor shaking a leg insanely with the lead pair.

All this while fans had been waiting for the crazy, zanny part of the ‘Shaandaar’ wedding and here it is. The fifth song of Shahid Kapoor, Alia Bhatt’s upcoming movie ‘Raitaa Phail Gaya’ is a madfest with even veterans like Pankaj Kapur and Sanjay Kapoor shaking a leg insanely to the song, with the lead pair.

While the song ‘Raitaa Phail Gaya’ does give a hint of what happens in a house whose member is going to get married, it also telltales of the quirky friendship that Shahid and Alia have come to share.

(App Users, Click to) Watch the video of Shahid, Alia’s ‘Shaandaar’s song ‘Raita Phail Gaya’ here:

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Shahid Kapoor looks adorable in the video and with all the madcap dancing, he steals the scene. Equally effective is Alia Bhatt, who lip-syncs the male voice and gets into groove with amazing ease. The bride in this destination wedding Sanah is an added spark to the whole setting.

The winner for the song, however, is the lyrics and Amitabh Bhattacharya has once again proved why he is hailed as somebody to look out for. ‘Gulzar ke geeton mein jab Yo Yo Honey Singh ghus gaya..,’ you hear this, and you know you have a winner in hand.

Watch: Shahid Kapoor and Alia Bhatt at the launch of ‘Shaandaar’ song ‘Raitaa Phail Gaya’:

The Audio Jukebox of the Shahid-Alia starrer has proved to be a good bet and hence, has further upped the stakes of the movie.

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‘Shaandaar’, directed by Vikas Bahl, is all set to release on October 22.

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