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Makers release Jeet starrer Chengiz's third song Ragada

| @indiablooms | Apr 14, 2023, at 05:09 am

Kolkata/IBNS: Ragada, the third song from Tollywood superstar Jeet starrer Chengiz, was released by the makers on Thursday.

The party song, which has been sung by Mika Singh in both Bengali and Hindi languages, focusses Jeet who is set to entertain the audience with his dance.

Chengiz, which co-stars Sushmita Chatterjee in the lead, is the first Bengali film to be released in Hindi.

Apart from Jeet and Sushmita, Chengiz, which portrays the underworld scene of 1970s, 1980s and 1990s Calcutta (now Kolkata), features Rohit Bose Roy, Shataf Figar in key roles.

Jeet plays the underworld kingpin.

The film, which is produced by Jeet Jeetz Filmworks in association with AA Films, is slated for Apr 21 release on the occasion of Eid.

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