BTS leader RM responds to dedication of ‘Humdard’ from ‘Ek Villain’ by Indian BTS ARMY
Interestingly, BTS leader RM aka Kim Namjoon responded to an Indian fan, who dedicated the song ‘Humdard’ from ‘Ek Villain’ to him.
It has been seven years since the release of ‘Ek Villain’, but to date, it remains one of the most loved action-romance movies. While the audience across the nation is still in love with its soulful music, the recent admirer of the lyrical beauty ‘Humdard’ has left fans, in particular BTS ARMY, super-excited!
Interestingly, BTS leader RM aka Kim Namjoon responded to an Indian fan, who dedicated the song ‘Humdard’ from ‘Ek Villain’ to him. The Indian BTS ARMY shared a lengthy note, along with the lyrics, “Teri Muskurahatein Hain Taaqat Meri, Mujhko Inhi Se Ummeed Mili, Chaahe Kare Koi Sitam Ye Jahaan, Inme Hi Hai Sadaa Hifaazat Meri, Zindagani Badi Khoobsurat Hui, Jannat Ab Aur Kya Hogi Kahin(sic),” dedicated to the Bangtan leader on Twitter.
Responding to the last line, RM said, “Heaven is right here,” along with a purple heart emoji, creating quite a stir on the Internet amongst Desimys.
Check out the tweet here –
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💜: lovely letter telling joon his smile gives them strength, how he’s a pillar of support, how he becomes an inspiration
🐨: Heaven is right here..~~~~💜@BTS_twt pic.twitter.com/xHU4HOtNl9— alex⁷ (slow) (@iIlejeons) July 18, 2021
The beautiful song crooned by Arijit Singh features Shraddha Kapoor and Sidharth Malhotra. Much to everyone’s excitement, the sequel to the 2014 blockbuster film is already in the making. Starring John Abraham, Arjun Kapoor, Disha Patani and Tara Sutaria, ‘Ek Villain Returns’ is touted to be one of the most-awaited and biggest action thrillers of 2022.
Directed by Mohit Suri and bankrolled by Ekta Kapoor and Bhushan Kumar, ‘Ek Villain Returns’ is all set to hit the screens next year!
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