The
highly
awaited
Jagame
Thandhiram's
first
single
'Rakita
Rakita
Rakita'
is
finally
out.
The
song
featuring
Dhanush
has
been
dropped
by
the
makers
of
the
movie
to
mark
the
special
occasion
of
the
actor's
37th
birthday.
The
lyrical
video
song
begins
with
festive
music
and
takes
us
to
the
lead
hero
driving
his
convertible
car
as
he
chants
his
mantra
of
life
'Enna
Vena
Nadakkatum
Sandhoshama
Irupen'
(Whatever
Happens,
I
Will
Remain
Happy).
Though
it
is
a
lyrical
video,
the
makers
have
clearly
not
disappointed
the
fans
and
followers
as
the
actor's
iconic
shoulder
dance
step
has
been
shown,
which
is
undoubtedly
one
of
the
major
highlights
of
the
song.
One
can
see
Dhanush
clad
in
white
shirt
and
dhoti
enjoying
the
Dappankuthu
beat.
Interestingly,
he
is
sporting
a
handlebar
moustache
in
the
dance
number.
The
lyrics
of
the
song
is
catchy
yet
meaningful,
especially
now
when
people
are
going
through
a
lot
during
the
lockdown
period,
and
reminds
them
to
stay
happy
no
matter
what!
The
song
has
been
crooned
by
Dhanush
himself
along
with
Santhosh
Narayanan
and
Dheekshitha
Venkadeshan,
popularly
known
as
Dhee.
For
the
unversed,
the
actor
and
Dhee
have
earlier
collaborated
for
the
2018
film
Maari
2's
track
'Rowdy
Baby',
which
became
a
hit
across
the
world
with
more
than
907
million
views
on
YouTube.
The
movie
marks
the
third
collaboration
of
music
director
Santhosh
Narayanan
and
Dhanush
after
Vada
Chennai
(2018)
and
Kodi
(2016).
The
lyrics
for
the
Tamil
and
Telugu
versions
have
been
penned
by
Vivek
and
Bhaskarabhatla
respectively.
Coming
back
to
'Rakita
Rakita
Rakita',
the
song
is
also
released
in
Telugu
and
is
sung
by
Ananthu
and
Susha.
Coming
back
to
the
movie,
Jagame
Thandhiram
was
slated
to
release
on
May
1,
but
was
postponed
indefinitely
due
to
the
COVID-19
outbreak.
Bankrolled
by
Y
NOT
Studios,
the
action-thriller
will
feature
Game
of
Thrones
actor
James
Cosmo,
Kalaiyarasan,
Joju
George,
Aishwarya
Lekshmi
and
Sanchana
Natarajan.
Touted
to
be
a
gangster
drama
set
in
London,
the
movie
has
camera
cranked
by
Santosh
Narayanan.