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IPL 2024: Andre Russell set to make Bollywood debut with ‘Ladki To Kamaal Ki’ song

May 4, 2024

West Indian cricketers stand out as invaluable assets within every Indian Premier League (IPL) squad. Renowned for their unwavering commitment and exceptional power-hitting prowess, they consistently make a lasting impact on the pitch. Furthermore, they frequently assume the role of ‘mood setters’ in the team’s inner sanctum, injecting a vibrant dose of entertainment and vitality into the group dynamic.

Throughout the IPL’s history, numerous West Indian players have made their mark with stellar performances, among them Chris Gayle, DJ Bravo, Kieron Pollard, Darren Sammy, and the present sensation of Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR), Andre Russell.

Andre Russell makes his Bollywood debut

Russell is embarking on a new journey into the realm of music, marking the initiation of his singing endeavours in Bollywood. It has been officially announced that Russell will be contributing his singing talents to a track crafted by Palaash Muchhal. Moreover, he will be sharing the screen with actress Avika Gor in the accompanying music video.

Entitled “Ladki to Kamaal Ki,” this musical piece is scheduled for its debut on May 9, presented by Voila Dig.

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Russell’s remarkable IPL Journey

Russell stands as a highly coveted figure within the IPL circuit. Rising to prominence since his debut with the Delhi Daredevils (now Delhi Capitals) in 2012, he later transitioned to KKR after a brief stint. Throughout his tenure, Russell has consistently delivered impactful performances, notably clinching the championship title in his inaugural season (2014) against the Punjab Kings (PBKS).

His standout season in 2019 saw him amass 510 runs and secure 11 wickets, showcasing his prowess as an individual player. Over the past decade, Russell has cemented his status as a formidable all-rounder in franchise cricket, having participated in 121 matches, where he amassed 2441 runs and claimed 105 wickets.