Nick Jonas, Brothers Pick Dhurandhar Song ‘Shararat’ as Pre-Show Hype Track

Global pop star Nick Jonas and his brothers Joe and Kevin Jonas have added a Bollywood flavour to their tour routine by choosing ‘Shararat’ from the film Dhurandhar as their latest pre-show hype track. The unexpected crossover moment has sparked excitement among fans of both international pop and Indian cinema.

Nick Jonas shared a video on his official Instagram handle showing the Jonas Brothers dancing and vibing to Shararat backstage before stepping on stage for a live performance. Captioning the clip, Nick wrote, “New pre show hype song unlocked,” instantly drawing attention from fans worldwide. The video quickly gained traction, with many users celebrating the growing global reach of Bollywood music.

This is not the first time the Jonas Brothers have shown affection for Indian songs. Just days earlier, Nick Jonas had posted another clip featuring himself enjoying Aavan Jaavan from War 2, starring Hrithik Roshan and Kiara Advani. That video, too, received widespread attention, reinforcing Nick’s growing association with Bollywood soundtracks.

The reaction from Indian fans was swift and enthusiastic. Social media comments ranged from playful to celebratory, with one fan jokingly calling Nick “so Indian.” Singer Nikhita Gandhi, who lent her voice to Aavan Jaavan, also reacted warmly, commenting that she was glad her vocals were part of Nick’s playlist.

Bollywood celebrities also joined the conversation. Hrithik Roshan responded to the video with a light-hearted reaction, while Kiara Advani shared the clip on her Instagram story, adding celebratory emojis and blessings. Their responses highlighted the cultural bridge Bollywood music continues to build across global entertainment industries.

Meanwhile, Dhurandhar, directed by Aditya Dhar, continues its dominant run beyond theatres. The film’s soundtrack has reached a historic milestone, with every song from the album entering Spotify’s Global Top 200 chart. According to industry tracker Sacnilk, this marks the first time a Bollywood album has achieved simultaneous global chart recognition across all its tracks — a significant achievement for Indian cinema.

The growing popularity of Shararat and other tracks from Dhurandhar reflects a larger shift in global music consumption, where Indian film soundtracks are increasingly finding space alongside international pop hits. Streaming platforms and social media virality have played a crucial role in amplifying this reach, allowing Bollywood music to connect with younger global audiences.

With the Jonas Brothers embracing Dhurandhar as part of their tour ritual, the film’s cultural footprint has expanded well beyond box office numbers. The moment stands as yet another example of how Indian music is steadily carving its place on the global stage.