Within a week of its online launch, Sunny Leone's 'Baby Doll' from Ragini MMS 2 has managed to create a huge stir. The song has not just crossed 2 million views at online channel but is also en route to becoming a chartbuster like Leone's previous dance track 'Laila Teri Le Legi', which, incidentally, was also from another Balaji film -- Shootout At Wadala.<br />"From jiving with John Abraham and Tusshar in 'Laila' to going solo for 'Baby Doll', Sunny has come a long way," says an observer.<br />No wonder, this Kumaar-written song is turning out to be a huge high for Sunny since it is set to ignite further heat even though the film is still a month from release.<br />"It is been a perfect start," says Tanuj Garg, CEO- Balaji Motion Pictures. He adds, "A chartbuster gives a huge much-needed push to a film. The coming together of horror, sex and hit music spells success. The response to the track has been overwhelming. Our audio label is also delighted."<br />For composers Meet Bros Anjjan, this is a major turn in their career. Though over years they have been around delivering hit songs, an out-and-out 'masala' number like this, is going to further strengthen their toe-hold in Bollywood. Moreover, with the London-based singer Kanika Kapoor, who is an Indian Punjabi Sufi folk singer making her Bollywood debut with 'Baby Doll', there are ample firsts that the song is enjoying.<br />All eyes will now be on the Honey-Sunny track 'Chaar Botal Vodka', which releases next week.<br />Adds Garg, "If 'Baby Doll' is a positive start, 'Chaar Botal Vodka' is going to take you higher. Pun intended."<br />Confirmed Bhushan Kumar of T-Series, "The moment I heard the song, I told Ekta (Kapoor) that it is a sure shot chartbuster. Nothing and nobody can stop it from going up the charts."
