<p>Remember when we told you about a Mumbai-based hip-hop dance group <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/mumbai-dance-group-the-kings-win-us-reality-show-world-of-dance-takes-home-usd-1-million-cash-prize-216473">Kings India winning this year’s American reality show World of Dance</a> championship? The group brought back home whopping prize money of $1 million.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The rights to their story have now been acquired by Indian producer Shailendra Singh who plans on making their life come alive on the big screen for all to watch. From Nalasopara in Mumbai to Las Vegas, we are soon to get our very own Slumdog Millionaire, but this time made in India.</p>

<p>Shailendra Singh, India’s Entertainment Maverick, on buying the rights said, “Slumdog Millionaire showed the underbelly of Mumbai, within the rags to riches story of kinds getting off the streets and finding success. But it was fiction. The story of Kings United is the true story twenty young strugglers from the slums of Nalasopara uniting through dance to take on the world. They dedicated 12 years to reach the top and became champions of the world. It’s an inspiration to anyone who has ever had a dream.”</p>

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<p>He further added, “It’s truly a glocal story – local boys, some as old as 9 years old, growing up in the slums on the fringes of Mumbai, that go global. No one will forget the moment that the Indian dance crew got perfect 100’s to become global champions. Danny Boyle had great success telling an Indian rags-to-riches story, but this time, it will be a real story, about real heroes of India. This time it’s not about Slumdogs, but about SlumGods.”</p>

<p>Shailendra Singh is an award-winning producer of 72 feature films, has conceptualised 2000 ad campaigns, is a bestselling author, writer and has directed feature films and award-winning short films. He is also the brainchild behind the famed music festival in India, Sunburn. &nbsp;</p>

<p>Suresh Mukund, choreographer for the group said, “Our Kings United journey has been full of trials and tribulations, victory and glory. But we had a dream, and they only thing we knew to do, was to keep chasing that dream. We believe that Shailendra Singh truly understands our story and can translate it in to film. We are very excited to embark on this new journey with him.”</p>

<p>This is not the first time when hip-hop will make its entrance in Bollywood films, with us having seen Remo D’Souza’s films like ‘ABCD 2’.</p>


Remember when we told you about a Mumbai-based hip-hop dance group Kings India winning this year’s American reality show World of Dance championship? The group brought back home whopping prize money of $1 million.

Remember when we told you about a Mumbai-based hip-hop dance group Kings India winning this year’s American reality show World of Dance championship? The group brought back home whopping prize money of $1 million. The rights to their story have now been acquired by Indian producer Shailendra Singh who plans on making their life come alive on the big screen for all to watch. From Nalasopara in Mumbai to Las Vegas, we are soon to get our very own Slumdog Millionaire, but this time made in India. Shailendra Singh, India’s Entertainment Maverick, on buying the rights said, “Slumdog Millionaire showed the underbelly of Mumbai, within the rags to riches story of kinds getting off the streets and finding success. But it was fiction. The story of Kings United is the true story twenty young strugglers from the slums of Nalasopara uniting through dance to take on the world. They dedicated 12 years to reach the top and became champions of the world. It’s an inspiration to anyone who has ever had a dream.” He further added, “It’s truly a glocal story – local boys, some as old as 9 years old, growing up in the slums on the fringes of Mumbai, that go global. No one will forget the moment that the Indian dance crew got perfect 100’s to become global champions. Danny Boyle had great success telling an Indian rags-to-riches story, but this time, it will be a real story, about real heroes of India. This time it’s not about Slumdogs, but about SlumGods.” Shailendra Singh is an award-winning producer of 72 feature films, has conceptualised 2000 ad campaigns, is a bestselling author, writer and has directed feature films and award-winning short films. He is also the brainchild behind the famed music festival in India, Sunburn. Suresh Mukund, choreographer for the group said, “Our Kings United journey has been full of trials and tribulations, victory and glory. But we had a dream, and they only thing we knew to do, was to keep chasing that dream. We believe that Shailendra Singh truly understands our story and can translate it in to film. We are very excited to embark on this new journey with him.” This is not the first time when hip-hop will make its entrance in Bollywood films, with us having seen Remo D’Souza’s films like ‘ABCD 2’.

Mumbai dance group 'Kings United' that won $1 million at US reality show to now get a biopic

<p>Hip-hop music is not new to India but it has surely become mainstream after the release of the widely successful film ‘Gully Boy’ starring Ranveer Singh as a street rapper from Mumbai who makes it big because of his passion for music or as Sky, Kalki Koechlin’s character in the film tells him to follow his “<em>junoon</em> and money will follow”.&nbsp;<br />
&nbsp;<br />
While Zoya Akhtar’s film explored Mumbai’s rap culture inspired by the life story of two popular street rappers, <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/gully-boy-ranveer-singh-gets-together-with-divine-naezy-for-mere-gully-mein-191979">Divine and Naezy,</a> through their struggles of&nbsp;poverty, crime, family drama and love -- Delhi’s rapper Raftaar wants to shed&nbsp;light on a different narrative. Massively popular for Hindi songs like <em>‘Baby Marvake Maanegi’</em> and <em>‘Gall Goriye’</em>, Raftaar is happy about rap finally getting recognised in India by way of its cinema.&nbsp;</p>

<p>On ‘Gully Boy’ he said, “These guys (Zoya) definitely got inspired from that fact that rappers made a mark for themselves. We are not counted as singers like everybody, we are in a different league, and we are known for different stuff. This movie is for the Bombay hip-hop scene. I come from the Delhi hip-hop scene. The stories, their slangs, they are all different. If a normal guy from Bombay comes to Delhi and starts singing ‘B<em>antai B</em><em>achi</em><em>&nbsp;B</em><em>amai</em><em>’</em>, it’s a Bombay slang, they won't get it. They won't understand what he’s trying to say. So it’s that..the connectivity.”&nbsp;</p>

<p>He continued, “If the entire population would have spoken Hindi then this would have been huge. Problem is, we don't understand the Tamil people up north and they don't understand the Punjabis there. Probably, rappers and singers from both the regions are trying to say something that is necessary for everyone to hear but it’s not happening because of the difference in language and culture in such a small area.”</p>

<p><em><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/indian-american-rapper-raja-kumari-to-wion-one-day-i-will-bring-a-grammy-home-189854">Also </a></em><em><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/indian-american-rapper-raja-kumari-to-wion-one-day-i-will-bring-a-grammy-home-189854">read:</a></em><em><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/indian-american-rapper-raja-kumari-to-wion-one-day-i-will-bring-a-grammy-home-189854">&nbsp;Indian-American rapper Raja Kumari to WION: One day I will bring a Grammy home</a></em><br />
&nbsp;<br />
As the music genre grows popular amongst the youth of the country, Raftaar explains that the one in India is distinctive from the one we have heard from international stars like Eminem and Tupac. He commented, “It's definitely going to be different. Their roots were different like their struggles and ours was different. We initially started off looking at the Western guys and trying to copy them. Most of us kids back then, I am an 88’ born guy, so from my generation&nbsp;everybody either wanted to be a Tupac, Biggie or Eminem.”<br />
&nbsp;<br />
He added, “Now the situation has changed. With all these years, all of us doing Hindi, Punjabi and regional, a movie on rap etc-- the idols have changed. Now people have started doing stories that are based out of India. Hip-hop has now become Indian in a way.”<br />
&nbsp;<br />
Raftaar does not identify himself with lyrics that only has ‘girls, parties and drugs’, something Bollywood party hip-hop songs are infamous for. Even though he has collaborated previously with artists that made music on similar themes, the rapper of late believes he has diversified. &nbsp;</p>

<p>With songs of ‘Manto’ and ‘Andhadhun’ in his kitty, Raftaar said, “I am a 100 per cent, a socially-conscious singer. I am a very balanced person. I believe in the property of yin and yang. You have to receive the balance in the centre when you are a musician and an entrepreneur, somebody who is in the business of it. I am not doing this just for the art of it.”</p>

<p>Listen to 'Mantoiyat' here:</p>

<p><br />
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<p>He explained, “Then I would have opted for stage and theatre. I am doing because a part of it has to sell, just to deal with my responsibilities and my family. You must have seen that I don't release a lot of songs because I say no to a lot of stuff that comes my way.”<br />
&nbsp;<br />
Meanwhile, with ‘Gully Boy’ continuing to <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/gully-boy-is-ranveer-singhs-second-biggest-opening-film-at-the-box-office-earns-rs-1940-crores-on-its-first-day-197616">mint money at the box office </a>as the film plot gets lauds from the critics and audiences alike, was any rapper’s story also influenced by his in the film? Raftaar gave an affirmative “no”.&nbsp;</p>

<p>He did, however, confirm on being approached and said, “We spoke about it, there was something supposed to happen but then I got busy with stuff and our dates couldn’t match.”<br />
&nbsp;<br />
Raftaar is currently busy with TV show MTV Roadies. Featuring in the show as a judge along with Neha Dhupia, Rannvijay, Prince Narula, Nikhil Chinappa and real-life hero Sandeep Singh; the rapper has his hands full at the moment. When asked why he opted for an action-oriented show instead of one related to his area of work,&nbsp;he said, “I have never put myself in a box. I started off as an athlete then I went into music. I did ‘Dance India Dance’, ‘Jhalak Dikhlaja’, and now this. I have never wanted to put myself in a frame. These days I am directing small videos for my team. So I would like to try everything that comes my way and is creative.”</p>

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<p>He continued, “Apart from Roadies, I am dropping an album which is completely hip-hop.”<br />
&nbsp;<br />
Raftaar also has an NGO of his own. Called '4Dogsakeindia', it is a&nbsp;Delhi based charity for stray animals. He is also associated with&nbsp;STOP Global movement that works to stop human trafficking of children. Commenting on his scope of work at the not-for-profit, he said, “I try to do some stuff. They call me the goodwill ambassador but I don't know how that works. At STOP, we save the kids and teach them a lot of skills.”</p>


Hip-hop music is not new to India but it has surely become mainstream after the release of the widely successful film ‘Gully Boy’ starring Ranveer Singh as a street rapper from Mumbai who makes it big because of his passion for music or as Sky, Kalki Koechlin’s character in the film tells him to follow his “junoon and money will follow”.

Hip-hop music is not new to India but it has surely become mainstream after the release of the widely successful film ‘Gully Boy’ starring Ranveer Singh as a street rapper from Mumbai who makes it big because of his passion for music or as Sky, Kalki Koechlin’s character in the film tells him to follow his “junoon and money will follow”. While Zoya Akhtar’s film explored Mumbai’s rap culture inspired by the life story of two popular street rappers, Divine and Naezy, through their struggles of poverty, crime, family drama and love -- Delhi’s rapper Raftaar wants to shed light on a different narrative. Massively popular for Hindi songs like ‘Baby Marvake Maanegi’ and ‘Gall Goriye’, Raftaar is happy about rap finally getting recognised in India by way of its cinema. On ‘Gully Boy’ he said, “These guys (Zoya) definitely got inspired from that fact that rappers made a mark for themselves. We are not counted as singers like everybody, we are in a different league, and we are known for different stuff. This movie is for the Bombay hip-hop scene. I come from the Delhi hip-hop scene. The stories, their slangs, they are all different. If a normal guy from Bombay comes to Delhi and starts singing ‘Bantai Bachi Bamai’, it’s a Bombay slang, they won't get it. They won't understand what he’s trying to say. So it’s that..the connectivity.” He continued, “If the entire population would have spoken Hindi then this would have been huge. Problem is, we don't understand the Tamil people up north and they don't understand the Punjabis there. Probably, rappers and singers from both the regions are trying to say something that is necessary for everyone to hear but it’s not happening because of the difference in language and culture in such a small area.” Also read: Indian-American rapper Raja Kumari to WION: One day I will bring a Grammy home As the music genre grows popular amongst the youth of the country, Raftaar explains that the one in India is distinctive from the one we have heard from international stars like Eminem and Tupac. He commented, “It's definitely going to be different. Their roots were different like their struggles and ours was different. We initially started off looking at the Western guys and trying to copy them. Most of us kids back then, I am an 88’ born guy, so from my generation everybody either wanted to be a Tupac, Biggie or Eminem.” He added, “Now the situation has changed. With all these years, all of us doing Hindi, Punjabi and regional, a movie on rap etc-- the idols have changed. Now people have started doing stories that are based out of India. Hip-hop has now become Indian in a way.” Raftaar does not identify himself with lyrics that only has ‘girls, parties and drugs’, something Bollywood party hip-hop songs are infamous for. Even though he has collaborated previously with artists that made music on similar themes, the rapper of late believes he has diversified. With songs of ‘Manto’ and ‘Andhadhun’ in his kitty, Raftaar said, “I am a 100 per cent, a socially-conscious singer. I am a very balanced person. I believe in the property of yin and yang. You have to receive the balance in the centre when you are a musician and an entrepreneur, somebody who is in the business of it. I am not doing this just for the art of it.” Listen to 'Mantoiyat' here: He explained, “Then I would have opted for stage and theatre. I am doing because a part of it has to sell, just to deal with my responsibilities and my family. You must have seen that I don't release a lot of songs because I say no to a lot of stuff that comes my way.” Meanwhile, with ‘Gully Boy’ continuing to mint money at the box office as the film plot gets lauds from the critics and audiences alike, was any rapper’s story also influenced by his in the film? Raftaar gave an affirmative “no”. He did, however, confirm on being approached and said, “We spoke about it, there was something supposed to happen but then I got busy with stuff and our dates couldn’t match.” Raftaar is currently busy with TV show MTV Roadies. Featuring in the show as a judge along with Neha Dhupia, Rannvijay, Prince Narula, Nikhil Chinappa and real-life hero Sandeep Singh; the rapper has his hands full at the moment. When asked why he opted for an action-oriented show instead of one related to his area of work, he said, “I have never put myself in a box. I started off as an athlete then I went into music. I did ‘Dance India Dance’, ‘Jhalak Dikhlaja’, and now this. I have never wanted to put myself in a frame. These days I am directing small videos for my team. So I would like to try everything that comes my way and is creative.” View this post on Instagram Yahan apni gang bacha ke chalna padta hai. 🤣🤣 @mtvroadies @mtvindia @nikhilchinapa @princenarula @sandeep_rebirth @rannvijaysingha . 📸 @rjdeigg #raa #raftaar @akprojekts #positive #blessed #peace #thankful A post shared by RAFTAAR (@raftaarmusic) on Mar 14, 2019 at 5:48am PDT × He continued, “Apart from Roadies, I am dropping an album which is completely hip-hop.” Raftaar also has an NGO of his own. Called '4Dogsakeindia', it is a Delhi based charity for stray animals. He is also associated with STOP Global movement that works to stop human trafficking of children. Commenting on his scope of work at the not-for-profit, he said, “I try to do some stuff. They call me the goodwill ambassador but I don't know how that works. At STOP, we save the kids and teach them a lot of skills.”

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