Shivarajkumar Impresses Fans With His Singing Skills In New Track Titled Singaar Hoo

Shivarajkumar is one of the most sought-after stars in the South film industry. Apart from his acting prowess, he is also a phenomenal singer and a recently released track proves it. Music composer and lyricist Ravi Basrur has penned and composed this track Singaar Hoo. He unveiled a video on his channel on August 17, 2024, that shows the hattrick hero entering the studio and singing. The video also shows the 62-year-old actor interacting with Ravi Basrur and enjoying tea with the crew members. Apart from Shivarajkumar, singer Sangeetha Ravindranath has also rendered his vocals to the track. The track’s behind-the-scenes video has garnered more than 1,00,000 views and counting. This track was made for the Kundapura Kannada Habba festival.

Social media users lauded the singing talent of both Shivarajkumar and Sangeetha Ravindranath. A user also admired how the hat trick hero is brilliant at singing and acting as well.

Shivarajkumar is currently anticipating the release of his upcoming film Bhairathi Ranagal, written and directed by Narthan. It is one of his much-anticipated films. which is in the post-production stage and is expected to hit the cinema halls in September 2024. This film boasts a stellar star cast starring Rahul Bose, Chaya Singh, Devaraj and others in pivotal roles. Geetha Pictures has produced this film. According to reports, the shooting of this film was wrapped on July 4 and serves as a prequel to Shivarajkumar’s 2017 film Mufti.

Mufti was hailed as one of the finest dark underworld action-crime films in Kannada cinema by the audience.

Shivarajkumar will also play an important role in the film Uttarakaanda directed by Sharath Manjunath and Rohith Padaki. Uttarakaanda stars Dhananjaya, Atul Kulkarni, Aishwarya Rajesh and others in key roles. KRG Studios has backed this film. The anticipation around Uttarakaanda has been further increased after the release of Shivarajkumar’s character poster. The poster shows the 62-year-old actor’s clothes smeared in blood, holding a cigar and bullets on his arm. The veteran actor looked phenomenal with his intense expressions.

Uttarakaanda was initially announced as a single film but was later produced into two parts that deal with the gangs of North Karnataka.