Salman Khan, Rashmika Mandanna’s Chemistry Shines In ‘Zohra Jabeen’ From ‘Sikandar’, Take A Look!

March 5, 2025: The much-awaited first song from Salman Khan’s upcoming action-packed film, Sikandar, is finally out, and fans are already buzzing about it! Titled Zohra Jabeen, the track features a sizzling on-screen chemistry between Salman Khan and Rashmika Mandanna. With its energetic beats, the song is poised to become an instant hit.

Composed by the talented Pritam and choreographed by the iconic Farah Khan, Zohra Jabeen is a vibrant and captivating number. Sung by Nakash Aziz and Dev Negi, with lyrics penned by Sameer and Danish Sabri, the song is all about romance, charm, and the unforgettable chemistry between the lead pair. The visuals of the song, which were shared in a teaser earlier, showcase Salman and Rashmika’s dynamic on-screen presence as they dance to the infectious rhythm of the track.

The excitement around Sikandar began even before the song’s release. Last month, Salman shared an intriguing teaser that introduced his character, Sanjay, affectionately called Sikandar by his grandmother. The teaser gives a glimpse into the high-octane action and the larger-than-life persona of Salman’s character. Packed with intense action sequences and punchy dialogues like “Kayde mein raho fayde mein rahoge” and “Insaaf nahi hisab karne aaya hun”, the teaser hints at an action-packed blockbuster that promises to deliver thrills and entertainment.

Directed by AR Murugadoss, who is known for his successful projects like Ghajini and Thuppakki, Sikandar is produced by Sajid Nadiadwala, marking a reunion between him and Salman Khan after their 2014 blockbuster Kick. The high-energy action and gripping storyline have made Sikandar one of the most anticipated films of the year.

In addition to Sikandar, Salman Khan will also be seen in Kick 2 in the coming months. Sikandar is slated for release this Eid, and with this first song, the excitement around the film has just ramped up, making it a must-watch for fans of action, drama, and mass appeal.