Here’s Ranbir Kapoor’s entry song in Animal performed by Threeory band from Hyderabad – Watch video – Times of India
The background music of Ranbir’s entry has been performed by Threeory, a progressive rock fusion band from Hyderabad. It consists of 9 members and they blend Indian classical with different sub-genres of world music.
Threeory performed this mashup of Roja songs, originally composed by AR Rahman, live at a restaurant in Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad, 6 years ago.
Roja Animal Song | Threoory Roja #animalmovie #ranbirkapoor
During the release of Animal, Threeory had taken to Instagram to announce that they are making a cameo appearance in the film. In another post, they also mentioned in the comments section that they will be releasing their viral track online soon.
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“THREEORY is thrilled to announce our cameo appearance in the highly anticipated movie “ANIMAL” starring Ranbir Kapoor. Being featured in a movie alongside a talented actor like Ranbir Kapoor is a tremendous honor for us and we would like to thank @sandeepreddy.vanga from the bottom of our hearts for this amazing opportunity and experience. Do look out for us in the movie and send us clips or tag us. #animal,” read the post.
Meanwhile, Animal has now successfully entered Rs 200 crore club in India within just 4 days of its official release. On Monday, the film minted Rs 40.06 crore which took the film’s total collection (in Hindi language) to Rs 216.64 crore Nett India.
In all languages (Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam) the film has minted Rs 246.23 crore Nett in India in just 4 days. The movie emerged to be Ranbir’s career biggest opener.
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