Screengrab from 'Yaaru Yaaru' in Jockey 
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Jockey's third single 'Yaaru Yaaru' is out now

Jockey was earlier planned for a Pongal festival release on January 14, but it was moved away from the holiday release, with the makers yet to reveal a new release date

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Following the announcement that the release date of the upcoming film Jockey has been moved further, the makers dropped the third single titled 'Yaaru Yaaru' on Friday.

A sizzling dance number, 'Yaaru Yaaru' is composed by Sakthi Balaji, penned by Rokesh, and sung by Ashlay JC, Deepan, Sudarshan Ajay, Sugandh Shekar, Arun NRK, and Ananda Murali. The makers earlier released the songs titled: 'Jockey Promo Song' and 'Alangaari'.

Calling the film an animal-sport entertainer with gangster elements, the film's director Pragabal, in an interview with the CE, said, "Jockey is as much a gangster drama as it is an animal-sport film. That way, Jockey will be a completely different experience. The film will enter the gangster phase due to a conflict in the sport. There will be intense action both on and off the field. Having said that, the emotional undercurrent will justify the action that ensues."

Jockey marks the second collaboration between the director and actors Yuvan and Ridhaan Krishna, after Muddy. The film also stars Ammu Abhirami as the female lead and Madhu Sudhan Rao in a pivotal role.

Jockey's technical crew comprises cinematographer Udhayakumar, editor Srikanth, composer Sakthi Balaji, art director C Udhayakumar, and stunt choreographer Prabhu Jacky.

Jockey was earlier planned for a Pongal festival release on January 14, but it was moved away from the holiday release, with the makers yet to reveal a new release date.

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