Dilwale Music Update

The much awaited Dilwale trailer is coming up in just a few days. The film directed by Rohit Shetty features Shah Rukh Khan, Kajol, Varun Dhawan and Kriti Sanon. But like we informed you about the trailer launch, here's another update about the music of Dilwale.

According to the reports there will be a mixed bag of songs in Dilwale. A source from the team has now revealed, "There will be seven songs in the album."

The first hearing of the Dilwale soundtrack has taken place in London and UAE. Our correspondent in Dubai has informed us that the album has received excellent response. Whether it's Varun-Kriti's peppy Lut gaya pyaar mein or SRK-Kajol's love anthem, everyone's going gaga over the entire playlist.

Music composer Pritam has revealed some details about tracklist. The love song is calledRang De Tu Mohe Gerua sung by Arijit Singh and Antra Mitra and has been shot across Iceland. It's a beautiful track and has the crackling chemistry of the deadly SRK-Kajol combo."

Other pictures from the song also has been unveiled on Twitter and has been trending ever since. Farah has also called this the Sooraj Hua Maddham of this generation and that says it all! And at least now you know what it's called!

Manma Emotion Jaage' was the second song on the album that has been picturised on Dilwale's' second lead pair, Varun Dhawan and Kriti Sanon. This one is sure to become a club anthem, mixing hip hop beats with inane lyrics that audiences appear to love these days.

The third song of the soundtrack was described by Pritam as the theme of Dilwale', titled Janam Janam'. Pritam added: "This song is theme of Shah Rukh's and Kajol's love story, so it's all about passion and a promise of eternity."

The trailer of Dilwale' is scheduled to release on November 9, while the first song will come out on the 20th and the second on the 27th.

According to Sony Music, the entire album will be available from December, with some songs released in different languages for different markets by famous artistes; we hear an Arabic version is also on the cards for this region.