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Actor Dulquer turns singer (again): Watch 'Dhrithangapulagithan' from 'Kalyanam'

Dulquer's latest song 'Dhrithangapulagithan' from the upcoming movie 'Kalyanam' has hit the internet and how!

Written by : TNM Staff

After the enormous popularity of Sundari Penne and Johny, popular Malayalam actor Dulquer Salmaan is back with yet another music track. 

After much build up and anticipation, Dulquer's latest song Dhrithangapulagithan from the upcoming movie Kalyanam has hit the internet and how! 

Starring actors Shravan Mukesh, Varsha, Mukesh, Srinivasan and several others, the film is directed by first-time director Rajesh Nair. Dulquer has sung a peppy number from the film, that seems to have gotten his fans excited already, just hours after the full song was released.

The full song video that was uploaded on YouTube on Tuesday has actors Dulquer Salmaan and Jacob Gregory recording at the studio, enjoying the wave Dhrithangapulagithan creates in the recording studio. 

The song is fast gaining popularity, with social media users giving it a thumbs up.

Sharing the song on his social media pages, Dulquer said: "We had a ball singing and shooting for this and I am sure you guys will also love it. Here’s wishing the full team of #Kalyanam all the best for the movie"

The young actor first turned singer with music composer Gopi Sunder's song Johny from the movie ABCD. After this, Dulquer also went on to sing Sundari Penne from his blockbuster film Charlie. Although Dulquer played the lead roles in both these films, the star cast for Kalyanam does not feature him. Last week, saying that he had a wonderful time recording for the song, Dulquer had thanked the team of the film "for making him a part of the film in this way." 

Watch the song here and go all "dhrithangapulagithan"!

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