Salman Khan and Sanjay Dutt exude swag in 'AP Dhillon's new song 'Old Money; Fans say "OG's are back"

After much anticipation, AP Dhillon has finally released his latest single, "Old Money," featuring Bollywood heavyweights Salman Khan and Sanjay Dutt. The collaboration, which had been generating significant buzz across social media, has lived up to its hype, delivering a thrilling blend of music and cinematic action. AP Dhillon shared the song on his Instagram today, August 9, 2024, where it immediately started receiving praise from fans and followers. Accompanying the release, Dhillon captioned the post with a heartfelt note: "Old Money Out Now. Shoutout to Bhai and Baba for believing in the boy."

The music video of "Old Money" offers a captivating narrative where AP Dhillon finds himself embroiled in a fierce battle, despite Salman Khan's cautionary advice. The tension escalates when Dhillon's friend is killed, and he is captured by enemies. Enter Salman Khan, who, in his signature style, storms onto the scene, delivering intense action sequences. Sanjay Dutt soon joins the fray, exuding his trademark charisma and commanding screen presence. Together, the trio creates an unforgettable spectacle, with Dhillon holding his own alongside the seasoned actors.

The excitement surrounding "Old Money" had been steadily building since August 6, when Salman Khan gave fans a sneak peek by sharing a teaser on his Instagram. The teaser introduced AP Dhillon resting against a car, only to be jolted awake by urgent news from a friend. As they rush to confront their adversaries, Salman Khan makes a dramatic entrance, setting the stage for the action-packed events that follow.

AP Dhillon had been teasing the release for some time, first dropping a motion poster featuring the three stars, with the enigmatic question, "Did you miss me?" The collaboration, which also includes rapper-songwriter Shinda Kahlon, caught fans by surprise.

Salman Khan expressed his admiration for Dhillon, praising the singer for his seamless transition into acting. The release of "Old Money" marks yet another milestone in AP Dhillon's already impressive career, adding to his collection of hits like "Excuses," "Summer High," and "Brown Munde."