ICC World Cup 2023, IND vs PAK: Arijit Singh performs Tejas' first song at the grand ceremony

Arijit Singh sang the first song, `Jaan Da,` from `Tejas` just one day before its release

ICC World Cup 2023, IND vs PAK: With its action-packed trailer, the Kangana Ranaut starrer 'Tejas' has consistently made headlines. While the audience's excitement is at an all-time high, the makers surprised everyone by unveiling the trailer during the India vs. Pakistan cricket match today. However, an even bigger surprise came when Arijit Singh sang the first song, 'Jaan Da,' from 'Tejas' just one day before its release.

Following the trailer, the audience is now eagerly anticipating the release of the first song, 'Jaan Da,' a melody that beautifully combines love and patriotism. It is all set for release tomorrow. The audience at the stadium during the India vs. Pakistan cricket match had an absolutely unexpected treat when the prolific singer Arijit Singh performed the 'Jaan Da' song live. It was indeed a significant revelation for the audience, adding to the excitement of the match.

The trailer for Kangana Ranaut's 'Tejas' was released on Air Force Day 2023. Starring Kangana Ranaut, Anshul Chauhan, Varun Mitra, Ashish Vidyarthi, and Vishak Nair, this aviation drama is scheduled to hit silver screens worldwide on October 27, 2023.

'Tejas' is based on the life of Tejas Gill (Kangana Ranaut), one of the finest Air Force pilots, determined to protect Bharat with her aviation skills when the country is under attack. Tejas takes on the responsibility of combating terrorism. Sarvesh Mewara is renowned as the director of India's first air-action film showcasing India's first indigenous fighter jet, Tejas.

The teaser for 'Tejas' was unveiled on Gandhi Jayanti 2023 (October 2). Kangana's monologue introduced the film's theme. She said, "Zaroori nahi hai har bar baatcheet hone chahiye. Jung ke maidan mein ab jung hone chahiye. Ho gaya hai mere vatan pe ab bahut he sitam. Ab toh aakash se barish nahi aag barasni chahiye. Bharat ko chhedoge toh chhodenge nahi. (The necessity of dialogue every time is not required; now, there should be a battle on the battlefield. India/Bharat has suffered too much cruelty. Now, instead of rain, there should be fire raining from the sky. If you provoke my Bharat, we will not let you go unpunished.)"