BREAKING: Nora Fatehi Replaces Tamannaah Bhatia In Rajinikanth’s Jailer 2 For A Hot Dance Number –

Nora Fatehi in Rajikanth's Jailer 2:

Bollywood actress and dancer Nora Fatehi is set to appear in a special dance number in Jailer 2, the upcoming sequel headlined by Rajinikanth. According to an industry source, the actor-dancer is currently in Chennai, where she is shooting for a high-energy song sequence for the film.

The track is said to be an upbeat, South-style number and has been composed by Anirudh Ravichander. The shoot is reportedly taking place outdoors and is scheduled to span around eight days, during which Fatehi will be filming alongside Rajinikanth. While the makers have not officially confirmed the details, we have a confirmed report that the song is expected to be part of the film’s 2026 release.

The source added that the scale of the shoot indicates the importance of the song within the film. Further details about the choreography, visuals, and placement of the track have been kept under wraps.

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Jailer 2 follows the success of Jailer (2023), which performed strongly at the box office and featured music by Anirudh that received wide attention. Nora Fatehi, known for her dance performances across Hindi cinema and international projects, has been associated with several popular music tracks in recent years.

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An official announcement from the film’s makers regarding the song or Fatehi’s involvement is awaited. In Jailer, there was a popular dance number by Tamannaah Bhatia and now Nora has come on board. Both are glamorous and good dancers, no doubt. 

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