What is the real meaning of the song ‘FA9LA’ by ‘Dhurandhar’? Who actually sang Akshaye Khanna’s hit song? Know the real story

Aditya Dhar’s blockbuster thriller “Dhurandhar” has crossed the Rs 200 crore mark in just one week after its release. The film is a multi-starrer. But the real hero of the film Akshay Khanna is Akshay Khanna who plays the villain “Rehman Dacoit” is taking the internet by storm with his powerful performance. When Akshay Khanna goes to deal with the weapons used in the 26/11 Mumbai attacks, his entry scene features the song “FA9LA”, earning him the nickname “Sher-e-Baloch”.

Clips of the song are going viral on social media platforms and users are calling the song a cultural moment like 2024’s “Jamal Kuddu”. While the audience is appreciating Akshay Khanna’s easy, free dance style, they are also interested in understanding the lyrics and its true meaning.

The ‘FA9LA’ craze is clearly felt. Since its release, its official video has garnered over 7 million views on YouTube, while clips of scenes from the film have been shared millions of times on Instagram. Akshay Khanna’s natural, free-flowing dance moves, which were not scripted by the choreographer, made every frame memorable.

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“FA9LA” is a Bahraini original track released in 2025 by Flipparachi. It is a mix of hip-hop and traditional Khaliji beats, composed by Daisy and DJ Outlaw. The title of the song, “FA9LA”, comes from the Arabic chat alphabet “arabji”, where the “9” represents the Arabic “s” sound (saad). In the Bahraini language, “fasala” means “fun time” or “party”, which implies a mood of fun and celebration.

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