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Shraddha Kapoor's Eetha BTS Song Video Goes Viral, Leaves Fans Excited: 'Transformation Is Insane, Drop The Track Already'

Shraddha Kapoor has once again managed to grab the internet’s attention, this time with a behind-the-scenes video from the sets of her upcoming film Eetha. The actress, who will be seen in a traditional avatar in the film, can be seen shooting for a song in a saree, and her look has left netizens excited. The BTS clip has been circulating on social media, with fans praising Shraddha’s regal…

Shraddha Kapoor's Eetha BTS Song Video Goes Viral, Leaves Fans Excited: 'Transformation Is Insane, Drop The Track Already'

Shraddha Kapoor’s behind-the-scenes footage from the sets of her upcoming film Eetha has taken the internet by storm. The actress, who will play a traditional avatar in the movie, was spotted shooting for a song while dressed in a stunning saree. Netizens were captivated by Shraddha’s regal appearance and eagerly awaited the release of the song.

The BTS clip was shared on social media, with fans expressing their admiration for her transformation and urging the makers to release the track. One fan wrote, "Shraddha in that red saree, those graceful dance moves and the sheer elegance ❤️ We’re already obsessed with this glimpse Maddock, bro just drop the first song already."

Another commented, "Transformation is insane, drop the track already." The teaser for Eetha had already generated significant buzz before the BTS video, with many viewers excited to see Shraddha in the role. The actress has even sparked speculation about the film becoming one of her most important performances, potentially earning her recognition at major award ceremonies.

Initially scheduled for release on August 28, 2026, the movie’s release date was pushed back to December 4 to avoid a box office clash with Yash’s film Toxic.

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