Honey Singh shares unseen glimpse of Shehnaaz Gill's look from upcoming music video: 'Gave this Jatti..'

A relaxed moment between Shehnaaz Gill and Honey Singh on a film set recently caught fans’ attention, not for any formal announcement, but for the mood it conveyed. The two were seen sharing a laugh during the shoot of a promotional song for the upcoming film Ekk Kudi. The images posted later by both artists offered a behind-the-scenes look that stood out for its casual energy and style choices.

The collaboration has drawn interest partly due to the visual theme of the promotional track. In one of the images, Shehnaaz is seen sporting a braided hairstyle that merges elements of Punjabi and Jamaican aesthetics. Honey Singh, known for his cross-cultural musical influences, posted the photo with the caption, “We made this Jatti look Jamaican. Promotional song for movie Ekk Kudi.”

On her end, Shehnaaz also shared a glimpse from the shoot where both she and Singh appear to be mid-laughter. Her caption read, “Honey Singh’s humour is so desi,” reflecting the off-camera camaraderie between the two.

The look given to Shehnaaz combines her Punjabi identity with a styling choice more often associated with Caribbean culture. The term “Jatti” carries a strong cultural identity rooted in Punjabi tradition, often symbolising confidence and pride. Styling Shehnaaz Gill in braids typically associated with Caribbean fashion creates an unexpected blend of cultural expression. This choice suggests the song is aiming for a playful and unconventional look, possibly to reflect the character’s bold or adventurous side.

The promotional track is part of the rollout for Ekk Kudi, a film that has been gradually building buzz due to its cast and music. Honey Singh’s involvement adds a recognisable sound to the campaign, while Shehnaaz Gill’s following from both television and digital platforms brings another layer of reach.

The casual tone of the posts and the stylised choices in appearance suggest that the promotional material will blend humour, music, and visual playfulness. While the full song is yet to release, the shared glimpses have already sparked discussion about the approach the team is taking to present the film.