Payal Rohatgi returns after a year
Tuesday, September 11, 2007 • Tamil
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More than a year after her last big screen appearance, Payal Rohatgi would finally be seen in Priyadarshan's DHOL. It was way back in 2006 that she was seen in 36 CHINA TOWN and CORPORATE.
While she was visible in flashes of DHOL's promos, she is finally been seen more for a song that has been entirely picturised on her. A dance floor number titled 'Dil Liya Dil Liya' features Payal has a singer/performer and it's a welcome change to see her much better clothed than most of the films she did in the early part of her career.
Rendered by Shreya Ghoshal, the item number composed by Pritam is a trademark beat-one-beat-two Bollywood track which makes for a reasonably involved hearing. The film stars the quartet of Tusshar Kapoor, Sharman Joshi, Kunal Khemu and Rajpal Yadav who try to win the heart of a richie-rich girl (played by Tanushree Dutta).
The film releases all over on 21st September.
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