If you were to peek into Akshay Kumar’s craziest transformation yet, the actor is once again proving why he remains one of Hindi cinema’s most fearless entertainers. With the new track Ghis Ghis, from Welcome To The Jungle, Akshay’s character as a Bhojpuri actor is evident. What makes the sequence even more outrageous is that it unfolds within the film’s madcap film-within-a-film setup, where Akshay plays an exaggerated Bhojpuri movie actor shooting for a fictional mass entertainer. Presented by Junglee Music, Ghis Ghis Ghis is now streaming across all major audio platforms, with the full music video out on the Times Music YouTube channel. Composed by Vikram Montrose, Ghis Ghis Ghis brings together vocals of Vikram Montrose and Supriyaa Paathak, with lyrics penned by Abhinav Shekhar.
The song has already exploded online, turning into an internet sensation. Clips, behind-the-scenes gossip and fan reactions are doing the rounds on social media, with audiences particularly intrigued by Akshay’s eccentric avatar and the film-within-a-film concept as the driving force of the sequence. Much of the curiosity online has stemmed from the spoof-like take on larger-than-life Bhojpuri cinema tropes, with viewers enjoying the unapologetically over-the-top energy of the fictional film shoot.
In Welcome To The Jungle, using a film-in-film device, Akshay Kumar essays the role of a loud, flamboyant Bhojpuri film star shooting for a fictional entertainer that is over the top, within the main story itself. The role is deliberately loud, from flashy costumes and dramatic mannerisms to exaggerated swagger. But the humour comes from the madness of the situation, as the sequence is enacted like an exaggerated Bhojpuri film shoot, tapping into the popularity and theatricality of Bhojpuri mass entertainers.
The song sequence celebrates the high-energy, whistle-worthy style that has become synonymous with mass cinema. The makers cleverly use the fictional film shoot as a playground for chaos, spoof, self-aware humour and exaggerated cinematic energy, making the sequence feel intentionally theatrical and gloriously excessive.
The comedy lies in Akshay’s unabashed commitment to the absurdity of the character, and that commitment is exactly what viewers are loving. The biggest talking point is how fearlessly Akshay throws himself into the role. At a stage in his career where most stars play safe, he seems completely uninhibited here, fully surrendering to the madness of the scene and the self-aware humour of the film-within-a-film setup.
Fans online are already calling it one of his most unpredictable comic transformations in years. Social media users have especially praised the actor for understanding the tone of the sequence without holding back. This kind of self-aware, film-within-a-film comedy is exactly what audiences expect from the Welcome franchise. And if the internet reaction so far is anything to go by, Ghis Ghis Ghis is emerging as one of the film’s biggest crowd-pleasers. It is outrageous, gloriously chaotic and what a joy it is to watch a leading man completely shed his image and have the time of his life playing a part this uninhibited.
The film brings together a formidable ensemble including Akshay Kumar, Suniel Shetty, Disha Patani, Jacqueline Fernandez, Arshad Warsi, Jackie Shroff, Paresh Rawal, Raveena Tandon, Lara Dutta, Farida Jalal, Johny Lever, Shreyas Talpade, Tusshar Kapoor, Rajpal Yadav, Krushna Abhishek, Kiku Sharda, Daler Mehndi, Aftab Shivdasani, Mukesh Tiwari, Yashpal Sharma, Kiran Kumar, Zakir Hussain, Vindu Dara Singh, Urvashi Rautela, Hemant Pandey, Brijendra Kala, Feroze Khan (Arjun), Late Pankaj Dheer ji, Puneet Issar, Sudesh Berry, Jeetu Verma, Vrihi Kodvara, Adityaa Singgh, and Bhagya Bhanushali.
An Ahmed Khan entertainer, Welcome To The Jungle is presented by A.A. Nadiadwala, Cape of Good Films and Star Studio18 in association with Seeta Films and Rakesh Dang. The film is a Base Industries Group Production, produced by Rakesh Dang and Vedant Vikaas Baali. Produced by Firoz A. Nadiadwallah, Welcome To The Jungle gears up for a theatrical storm on June 26, 2026.