Happy Patel track ‘Alpha Male’ out: Vir Das brings ballet, cooking, and wit together in this quirky song, watch : Bollywood News

Aamir Khan Productions has unveiled a brand-new track titled ‘Alpha Male’ from its recently released film Happy Patel: Khatarnak Jasoos, and the song is already making waves for its unconventional and refreshing perspective. Featuring Vir Das in the spotlight, ‘Alpha Male’ flips the traditional definition of masculinity on its head, presenting a modern, layered, and relatable take on what it truly means to be an “alpha” in today’s world.

Happy Patel track ‘Alpha Male’ out: Vir Das brings ballet, cooking, and wit together in this quirky song, watch

Happy Patel track ‘Alpha Male’ out: Vir Das brings ballet, cooking, and wit together in this quirky song, watchKnown for his sharp wit, Vir Das brings a distinctive charm to the song, effortlessly blending humour with insight. His performance stands out for its confidence without aggression, making the character both engaging and thought-provoking.

The song is sung by Shalom Benjamin. Happy Patel: Khatarnak Jasoos has taken the fun to another level. With its high humour quotient, the film features several entertaining and quirky moments, promising a thoroughly entertaining film. As both director and actor, Vir Das brings a refreshing brand of quirky comedy that is sure to deliver plenty of laughs. Packed with energy, charm, and a youthful vibe, the trailer further heightens the excitement for the film’s release.

With its blend of humour, comedy, and engaging storytelling, Happy Patel: Khatarnak Jasoos is striking a chord with audiences. The film’s box office numbers reflect its growing popularity, driven by consistently strong word of mouth.

Produced under the banner of Aamir Khan Productions, Happy Patel is directed by Vir Das, also stars Mona Singh, Sharib Hashmi and Mithila Palkar in pivotal roles, and the film released in theatres on 16th January, 2026.

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