Bobby Deol Animal Entry Song Jamal Jamaloo: Sandeep Reddy Vanga's highly controversial movie Animal, featuring Ranbir Kapoor and Rashmika Mandana, has garnered widespread attention not only for its performances, violence, and scandalous content but also for its soundtrack.

Despite all the polarising views, Animal has taken the box office by storm and earned over Rs 340 crore worldwide. Apart from the intimate and bloodbath scenes, actor Bobby Deol's entry scene, where the song titled "Jamaal Jamaaloo" plays in the background, has attracted significant traction online, and people are vibing on it.

Interestingly, this song is an old Iranian track that adds freshness to the scenes. Read below to know more about it.

About Jamal Jamaloo song

Bobby Deol, who has a cameo as the main antagonist in Animal, is getting lauded for his performance. More than that, it is his entry song that has left people super impressed. The iconic song Jamaal Jamaaloo is an old Farsi-language Iranian track composed by Khatereh Group.

The English translation of the lyrics goes, "Oh my cutie, don't play with my heart; You are leaving, embarking on a journey; And I'm getting crazy; Oh my love, my beloved'.

The original video was uploaded by a YouTube channel in 2013, and after the release of Animal, there was a sudden rise in views and comments from Indian users.

Apart from Jamaal Jamaaloo, the film has A R Rahman's Dil Hai Chota Sa from Roja (1992) instrumental version and Ajay-Atul composition Dolby Walya from the Marathi film Jaundya Na Balasaheb (2016). These two are also going viral on social media.

Meanwhile, Bobby Deol took to his Instagram handle and expressed his gratitude to fans who showered him with love for his role in Animal. "Gratitude is the best attitude. Thank you all for your unwavering support and for allowing me to share my passion with you. Here's to many more moments together on this incredible journey! #Thankful #AnimalKaEnemy," he wrote.

Animal was released on December 1. It also stars Rashmika Mandanna, Anil Kapoor, Tripti Dimri, and others.