Sonu Sood’s First Music Video ‘Pagal Nahi Hona’ Dedicated To Army Men And Their Ladyloves

The song ‘Pagal Nahi Hona’ is dedicated to army men and their ladyloves where Sonu Sood features as an army man.

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New Delhi: Bollywood actor Sonu Sood has emerged as the Messiah for many during the period of nationwide lockdown in the country. He not only helped people inside the country but also made arrangements for people residing outside the country to return to their homes in the time of the COVID-19 pandemic. The ‘Simmba’ actor who is famous for his negative roles on screen, emerged out as a real-life hero for the nation. Sonu Sood Moves Bombay HC, Files Application To Challenge BMC Notice Sonu Sood is excited as he shared the poster of his first music video ‘Pagal Nahi Hona’ on his social media. The ‘Entertainment’ actor wrote while sharing, “A love tale of madness coming on this 15th.”

The song ‘Pagal Nahi Hona’ is dedicated to army men and their ladyloves where Sonu Sood features as an army man. Crooned by Sunanda Sharma, this romantic ballad is composed by Avvy Sara and the lyrics have been penned down by Jaani. Speaking about his first music video, Sonu told IANS, “When I heard the concept, I was immediately sold. 'Pagal nahi hona' is dedicated to all armymen and their ladylove. The lyrics will touch your hearts and Sunanda has sung it beautifully.” Sunanda Sharma who will also be starring in the video said, “‘Pagal Nahi Hona' is very close to my heart. It is sure to tug at everyone's heartstrings. It is always great jamming with creative minds and I am happy to be collaborating with Jaani and Avvy on this track. Sonu sir who has become the nation's hero is the perfect fit for the song and we are elated to have him onboard.” This romantic ballad starring Sonu Sood and Sunanda Sharma will be releasing on January 15, 2021. Sonu Sood Gifts Mobile Phones To Crew Members Of His Upcoming Film 'Acharya', Says 'It's New Year Gift' Follow this space for more updates. (With inputs from IANS).