Jacqueline’s special dancing number in Bangistan
A new song from Bangistan Saturday Night will soon be released. The special number features Jacqueline Fernandez in a sizzling avtaar.
According to sources, Jacqueline has done a fabulous job and has managed to pull of the song very sensuously. Riteish Deshmukh and Pulkit Samrat are also part of the song where they would be seen wooing Jacqueline. The song has been focused on her and it seems to be one of the selling points of the film.
The  song is inspired by never done before the European medieval theme, complete with castles and knights. Shot with the sensuous Jacqueline Fernandez, this quirky comedy takes a beautiful ride of imagination with this song.
Cinematically, the choreography and the location are inspired by Polish traditional culture, their love for the Dark Age and all things middle ages.
It has been shot with a lot of background dancers; the tune is upbeat and foot tapping.
A lot of research and detailing has been done for the song with a real medieval castle as one of the locations with authentic period production design while costumes used real swords and realistic gear.
According to sources, Jacqueline has done a fabulous job and has managed to pull of the song very sensuously. Riteish Deshmukh and Pulkit Samrat are also part of the song where they would be seen wooing Jacqueline. The song has been focused on her and it seems to be one of the selling points of the film.
The  song is inspired by never done before the European medieval theme, complete with castles and knights. Shot with the sensuous Jacqueline Fernandez, this quirky comedy takes a beautiful ride of imagination with this song.
Cinematically, the choreography and the location are inspired by Polish traditional culture, their love for the Dark Age and all things middle ages.
It has been shot with a lot of background dancers; the tune is upbeat and foot tapping.
A lot of research and detailing has been done for the song with a real medieval castle as one of the locations with authentic period production design while costumes used real swords and realistic gear.
By Dharam Pal
