Hydro or Sutli Bomb is an Indian firecracker blown during celebrations like weddings, festivals, victories in international matches, etc. It has a 145 dB sound barrier and is considered the noisiest firecracker. So, it is as much dangerous as it is elating. Faisal Khan states that he is a Sutli Bomb and would break bones if someone engages in a fight.
The song represents the bravery of Indian men that make their mark in the country. Moreover, the song states that the singer has become popular and published in multiple domains. It calls for a celebration, and alcohol is a part of the party. However, if anyone wants to fight during the festivities, the artist is ready and fearless.
The bravery displayed through the song is impeccable. It gives the right impression to the listeners, as most Indian get swayed in this direction while wearing out the after-effects of alcohol consumption during the celebration. Moreover, the singer promises to protect his girl or friend against any troublemaker during the party through this bravery.
In his song โSutli Bomb,โ the singer promises that even if anyone wishes to betray, they would feel sorry for it. Also, the song is a mix of Haryanvi and Hindi lyrics that describe a scenario. The singer promises that none of his friends would betray or, as he puts it, โstab from behind.โ He knows that his friends are precious and donโt have a secondary objective for being with a girl in his group.
Moreover, the artist promises that his friends are truthful and donโt keep an evil eye on anyoneโs female friends in the group. The singer compares his strength to a โSutli Bomb,โ which is also the songโs title. It means that he can protect the girl in the group, even without the help of his friends and carries the strength to find more than one person at a time. Also, once he engages in a fight to protect her, the troublemakers would feel a blast of his strength.