Saif Ali Khan and Nikita Dutta’s sizzling chemistry shines in the romantic track ‘Ilzaam’ from Jewel Thief, watch : Bollywood News

The second song from Jewel Thief: The Heist Begins, titled 'Ilzaam', has just dropped—and it's a fine visual and musical experience. At the heart of it lies the sizzling chemistry between Saif Ali Khan and Nikita Dutta. Their on-screen presence is nothing short of electric, with Nikita exuding grace and vulnerability all at once. Her expressive eyes do much of the talking, and it's her nuanced performance that anchors the emotional tone of the track.

Saif Ali Khan and Nikita Dutta’s sizzling chemistry shines in the romantic track ‘Ilzaam’ from Jewel Thief, watch

Saif complements her perfectly, bringing a quiet passion and subtle intensity to their interactions. The equation between them feels matured, layered, and deeply romantic, making every shot a blend of tension and tenderness.

The music of the song is composed by Soundtrek and Anis Ali Sabri and the song is sung by Vishal Mishra and Shilpa Rao, with the lyrics being penned by Kumaar.

During the trailer launch of Jewel Thief, Nikita said that she is happy that she finally got to play the ‘typical Bollywood heroine’ with this film. She said, “I’ve been part of Sid Anand’s world, which I feel is a huge thing because I mean, I feel as an actor, especially as a female actress, I would say. I don’t think I’ve lived the classic Bollywood heroine tag, which, thanks to you and Mamta, I have gotten this opportunity to play the classic Bollywood heroine. And I’m not saying just because you’re going to see me dancing. It’s just overall to get the heroine feeling. I think I’ve gotten that from this film. So that’s my takeaway from being a part of Sid Anand’s world with this film.”

Directed by the duo Robbie Grewal and Kookie Gulati and produced by Sidharth Anand’s Marflix Pictures, Jewel Thief will stream on Netflix from April 25.

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