Vidhu Vinod Chopra's and Rajkumar Hirani's, Sanju, a Sanjay Dutt biopic has been the talk of the town since a long time now. Sanju's character, portrayed by Ranbir Kapoor, has been getting a lot of appreciation, and rightly so, the kind of recognition it deserves. Just last week, the first song from the film 'Badhiya' was released, and we couldn't help but tap our feet to the retro beats. Just today, the makers released another song, 'Kar Har Maidan Fateh', and it's true to the film's theme - our life is about to overcome obstacles and keep our faith intact and hopes high, no matter what may happens in life.
Sanju has described all possible phases of Sanjay Dutt's life. This song represents the phase where Sanju lost himself along the course of his life. From what is seen in the song, it's understood that Sanju felt deflected from his aim in life and had to face brutal hardships. And in this moment of pain and disrelish, his family is the one that supports him and gets him out of this phase.
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This song gives a feeling of a newer hope and provides the courageous push and motivation that one needs sometimes in life. 'Fateh' means 'to conquer' and this song tells you to do just that. It's not only true to the theme and setting of the movie but also relatable to a layman's life struggles in their daily lives. On a bad day or a gloomy one, you can turn up the volume to this tune and have your dose of the needed motivation.
The video depicts still from the days where Sanju is seen in a rehab, begging on the street and marching in and out of police and court proceedings. The film is said to be a roller-coaster in its own turn and we're coming close to believing it.
The Rajkumar Hirani directed film starring Ranbir Kapoor as the male lead along with Paresh Rawal, Nargis Dutt, Anushka Sharma, Sonam Kapoor, Vicky Kaushal and Dia Mirza has already taken over the internet for being one of the most searched keywords.
Sanju releases on June 29, 2018.
