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Celebrating love with two romantic tracks

Celebrating love with two romantic tracks

The Hindu
Sunday, February 20, 2022 01:33:08 PM UTC

Raahul Jatin and Muskaan Khan and Salman Ali release their new songs

Singer-composer Raahul Jatin’s new single ‘Batao Na’ is for all the guys wanting their special someone to express their feelings. While Raahul has composed and sung the lyrics written by Jatin Pandit (of the famed music director duo Jatin Lalit), the single has been directed by Harper Gahunia. The music video shot in Anaheim Hills in California has Raahul and Argentinian model-actress Rocio De La Grana. The video shows some light-hearted moments with Raahul playing the role of a rich guy who disguises himself as a driver to get closer to the girl and win her. “ It was fun playing the character and Rocio’s expressions are precise,” says Raahul.

On the song’s inspiration, Raahul says, “Every guy at some point must have asked the girl whether she loves him back. Hence I felt the hook line “Batao Na” was ideal for the song. The lyrics have simple and easy-to-understand words so that everyone can connect to it.” Raahul, who has earlier created songs such as ‘Bin Tere’, ‘Yaadein Aane Lagi’ and ‘Aankhon Ke Ishaare’ produced the song in his studio in California.

Taaleem, a Sajid-Wajid production, launches ‘Kasam’, a new romantic single by Muskaan Khan and Indian Idol fame Salman Ali. The song features the singers who play a young couple in love. Directed by Nitin FCP and Nadeem Akhtar, ‘Kasam’ revolves around the theme of preserving the symbol of your love .

While the single is composed by Sajid Khan, the lyrics are by Danish Sabri. ‘Kasam’ was shot in Alibaug where the cast stayed in Muskan’s farmhouse. A well-known playback singer, Muskaan is the daughter of Sajid Khan and Salman Ali has been part of reality shows like Indian Idol and Sa Re Ga Ma Pa. Both the artists have also lent their voice to the song Awara from Dabangg 3.

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