Liger song Waat Laga Denge: Vijay Deverakonda is unapologetic about his inner fire in spirited theme song

Vijay Deverakonda has provided the vocals to the track, composed by Sunil Kashyap.

Liger is gearing up to set fire to the silver screens soon. The makers recently unveiled the lively theme song of the film, which in spirit seems to match Vijay Deverakonda’s fervour and zest as the titular protagonist .

The track starts off with a fierce proclamation by Vijay who is heard saying "We are Indians. Hum Kisise Kam Nahi”. The character’s stammer is also incorporated into the song as well, as he declares “Sabki waat laga denge” and “Aag He Andar". We also get to see the star in action in the MMA ring, as he proudly raises the tricolour before stepping foot into the ring. The sprightly choreography and dance sequences just add to the overall fervour the song has.

Check out the song below:

Vijay Deverakonda has lent his vocals to the song, which has lyrics penned by director Puri Jagannadh. Sunil Kashyap has composed the song. Waat Laga Denge is the second song from the film’s soundtrack to be released, after Akdi Pakdi.

As the trailer suggests, Liger revolves around the tale of a chaiwala, who dreams of becoming an MMA fighter and representing India during the championship title. But the hero’s journey is riddled with obstacles, one of which comes in the form of his debilitating stammer.

In addition to Vijay, the upcoming film stars Ananya Panday as the female lead. Ronit Roy, Ramya Krishna Vishu Reddy, Ali, Makarand Desh Pandey and Getup Srinu also essay pivotal roles in the upcoming film. Boxing legend Mike Tyson makes his debut in Indian cinema with Liger.

Puri Jagannadh has written, directed and produced the film, which also has Charmme Kaur, Karan Johar and Apoorva Mehta as producers. The film was bankrolled under the banners of Puri Connects and Dharma Productions. Junaid Siddiqui has edited the movie, which has cinematography by Vishnu Sarma.

Liger will hit the big screens on August 25, in Telugu, Hindi, Malayalam, Tamil and Kannada.

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