Mumbai: Bahrani rapper Flipperachi (Hussam Aseem), who gained popularity after his song Fa9La from ‘Dhurandhar’ became a chartbuster, is set to perform live in India for the first time.
Outlaw Productions, a prominent Middle Eastern hip-hop record label based in Bahrain, has announced that Flipperachi will be performing live in India on March 14.
The rapper has chosen Bengaluru’s UN40 Music Festival to begin his India tour.
The image shared along with the announcement hints that Flipperachi is expected to reveal more dates for his India tour in the coming days.
“First India show date announced! We’re excited to be in Bengaluru on March 14 at @un40fam! More dates to be added soon. Which city should we stop in? Drop your city in the comments! For booking inquiries in India, contact our exclusive booking agent: @rebellionmanagement,” stated the announcement post.
As the news went viral, fans flooded the comment section.
“Waiting for u ….I will be there,” stated one user.
Another shared, “Mumbai Ahmedabad jaipur come n rock here.”Bottom of Form
“Wow ! Roll out the red carpet,” posted one fan.
One netizen welcomed the “Awesome” news, and another mentioned, “Can’t wait.”
“There’s no denying that your track has gone viral across India and beyond. But apart from the words “khus khus”, people don’t yet have much to hold on to in terms of your body of work. I mean well, but you’ll need to be very clear about how you plan to meet the expectations of an Indian audience that tends to demand more depth and consistency,” advised one person.
Flipperachi’s song Fa9La was the background score for Akshaye Khanna’s power-packed entry in Aditya Dhar’s spy-thriller ‘Dhurandhar.’
When during a recent interview, Flipperachi was asked if another song of his will be featuring in ‘Dhurandhar 2’, the rapper shared, “I was going to keep it a surprise, but I guess there’s something. I wouldn’t want to tell you everything about it, but yeah, there might be something, yes.”
‘Dhurandhar 2’ is slated to be released on March 19 in Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Kannada and Malayalam languages.