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Excerpt- Gehraiyaan’s title track is a remake of the original song that is beautiful in its own way.
With Shakun Batra’s Gehraiyaan releasing on 11th February 2022, starring Deepika Padukone, Siddhant Chaturvedi, Ananya Pandey, and Dhairya Karwa, the movie has already made a lot of buzz. The movie has become a much-awaited one, whether Deepika and Siddhant’s chemistry or Ananya and Dhairya’s portrayal of emotions.
Though the plot seems interesting and revolves around extra-marital affairs, the film’s music album has garnered attention in a good way!
However, the title track Gehraiyaan has been breaking all records and has become a super hit among the masses. But do you know that this song is a remake? Yes, you heard it right.
The song Gehraiyaan is a remake of the 2018 track Frontline composed by Kabir Kathpalia, popularly known as OAFF, featuring Lothika. The lyrics are in English and have been penned down by Lothika Jha and Kabir themselves. On the strings, we have Yoed Nir, mixed by Rohan Ramanna and mastered by Matt Colton.
Although the makers of the remake song have given credits to the original team, we should take a moment to acknowledge them separately, and that people should be aware of them as the song is extremely beautiful and strikes chords with you instantly. The Hindi version has been penned down by Ankur Tewari, and decided that the Hindi version will also be sung by Lothika.
Ankur told a leading newspaper that the script of Gehraiyaan and Oaff’s music made him write lyrics that were deep enough to make people acknowledge forbidden relationships.
So, now that we have told you in abundance about both tracks why not listen to them and tell us which one you like more in the comments section?
Written by Saumya Singh
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