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Amna Ilyas to dance with Danish Taimoor in Mehrunisa We Lub You.

Tuesday, 13 December 2016 at 12:32

The song titled 'Marhabba' has lyrics like Madhuri's hit number 'Dhak dhak'.

The new age Pakistani cinema is nothing like we had seen before. It’s musical, it’s soulful and it’s very HIP. Following the trend and hoping to set standards, model-turned-actor Amna Ilyas will be seen dancing along Danish Taimoor in Yasir Nawaz’s upcoming romantic-comedy film Mehrunisa We Lub You.

Amna says the song titled Marhabba is not an item number. “It’s a duet. Danish and I share equal parts in the song and there is a lot of dancing,” she mentions, adding that it took them three consecutive nights to shoot the song. “It was very tiring and we had around 200 background dancers on the sets.”

Choreographed by Nigah, Amna says Marhabba is a desi romantic song with lyrics reminiscent to that of 90s Bollywood movie Beta’s hit number Dhak dhak. “The song is very upbeat and will set standards, making it difficult for other girls to follow,” concludes Amna.

We can’t wait for the song to be out and see the gorgeous Amna Ilyas grooving to the beats.

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