The Shoe Drops In Pushpa Pushpa Song But Not Allu Arjun's Swag In Printed Shirts And Shades

The buzz around Pushpa 2: The Rule is in full swing months before the film's release. The film's titular character Allu Arjun, is ready to blow up the screens with action, drama and high-octane energy. We see a glimpse of it in the newly released song, Pushpa Pushpa. His style in a printed shirt, trousers, red velvet mules, gold link chains and bracelets depict his character's appeal in the second instalment of the film. In order to make this music video more memorable for his fans, one of the dance moves is designed to press his palm on a hand-printed impression at the back of his shirt. Speaking of being iconic, the sunglasses and hairstyle give a retro appearance to this very groovy on-screen gangster. The hook step of the song is rightfully coined the "Shoe Drop" step but let us assure you, that's the only thing that drops in the music video. The energy, the swag and the rhythm ensure that they're at an all-time high. 

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For Pushpa 2's teaser release, Allu Arjun stunned fans with his striking transformation. Breaking the stereotypical dress code for men, he picked out a blue pattu saree and ditched the usual T-shirt and pants. The traditional number was bordered in the red and gold shades contributing further to the vibrant look. The pallu was draped crispy and secured by a heavily jeweled waist accessory. A matching hem, bearing the same gold and red hues gave Allu Arjun's stellar look the finishing touches. But that was not all. The actor enhanced his impressive fashion quo with multiple bangles, a pair of jhumkas, necklaces, a nose ring, and a flower garland around his neck. Dramatic face paint and coupled with ghungroos - that's how Allu Arjun erases every doubt in anyone's mind who ever questioned how good he is at what he does. 

Earlier during the teaser announcement, Allu Arjun clinched the gangster vibe and how. He wore a pink satin-silk T-shirt, adorned with orange, blue, and red hues in distinguished patterns. Rolled-up sleeves doubled up the actor's rough and tough demeanour. A printed veshti was a game changer. In the accessory department, Allu Arjun resorted to orange sunglasses, finger rings, stacked gold bangles, and several neck chains. His long hairdo was styled conventionally. 

We can't wait for Allu Arjun to wow us with similar style statements. 

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