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Oct 13, 2021

Xiaomi gets DJ Bobby Deol to kickstart Himesh Reshammiya and Mouni Roy's Diwali party

Watch the film conceptualised by Schbang Digital Solutions here

Xiaomi India has rolled out a #LordsPartyMix, its Diwali party anthem which features actors Bobby Deol, Himesh Reshammiya and Mouni Roy. 

The anthem has been conceptualised by Schbang Digital Solutions and features Deol as 'DJ Bobby'. The actor was in the news in 2016 for his infamous DJ performance in New Delhi.

In this film, Reshammiya urges Deol to be the DJ for the night as their original DJ hasn't turned up. He has one request though - No Naiyyo Naiyyo (Deol was trolled for playing his film songs during his performance in 2016). The film also shows iconic scenes from Deol's films Soldier and Ajnabee in different avatars.

The film was published on YouTube on 1 October 2021.

 

 

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