Young Tanushree Dutta suffers from hiccups
Monday, December 4, 2006 • Tamil
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Offer a glass of water to Tanushree Dutta if you ever meet her on a way. Reason? She is suffering from hiccups and is unable to get rid of the problem, strictly on the screens that is!
We are talking about Tanushree's next song after 'Pyaar Ka Signal' where she is ready to heat the dance floor yet again. The number in question is 'Hichkee' [which stands for hiccup] and the picturisation of the same is done for her upcoming film 'Risk'. A naughty number with a big dose of Marathi folk element to it, 'Hichkee' is a song that plays to the gallery and should be quite identifiable in Maharashtra. Bright shades coupled with some striking set designs make this item number stand out of the crowd.
'Risk' is a Vishram Sawant film where the young director pairs up with his 'D' lead Randeep Hooda yet again. Special attraction of the film is Vinod Khanna's return to the big screen where he plays a baddie.
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