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Full Album: CHHICHHORE | Sushant, Shraddha | Pritam, Amitabh Bhattacharya | Audio Jukebox
Presenting the full album audio jukebox of the upcoming movie "CHHICHHORE". The film is directed by Nitesh Tiwari and produced by Sajid Nadiadwala under the banner of Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment. The film stars Sushant Singh Rajput, Shraddha Kapoor, Varun Sharma, Prateik Babbar and follows the lives of seven friends from 1992 to present day. #Chhichhore #NewSong2019 --------------------------------------------------- 🎬 MOVIE CREDITS Directed by Nitesh Tiwari Produced by Sajid Nadiadwala Presented & Co-produced by Fox Star Studios A Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment production 🎬CHHICHHORE to release on 6th September 2019 ♫TRACKLIST ♫ 00:00 ► WOH DIN 05:12 ► CONTROL 08:49 ► FIKAR NOT 11:58 ► KAL KI HI BAAT HAI 15:59 ► KHAIRIYAT (SAD) 20:39 ► KHAIRIYAT (HAPPY) 25:10 ► WOH DIN (ARIJIT SINGH VERSION) --------------------------------------------------------------- Connect with T-SERIES: 👉 http://bit.ly/TSeriesYouTube ---------------------------------------------------------------- ♫Song Credits♫: 1. WOH DIN Singer – Tushar Joshi Music: Pritam Lyrics: Amitabh Bhattacharya Music Programmed and Arranged – DJ Phukan & Sunny M.R. Guitars – Veljon Noronha, Pawan Rasaily, Krishna Pradhan and Roland Fernandes Harmonica – Sridhar Rajagopalan Whistle - DJ Phukan & Shubham Shirule Cajon – Chinmay Deore Vocal Design – Tushar Joshi, DJ Phukan, Akashdeep Sengupta and Aniruddh Anantha Chorus – Ashwin Kulkarni, Aaroh Velankar, Anurag Sharma, Aniruddh Anantha, Akashdeep Sengupta, Farhan Shaikh and Shubham Shirule 2. CONTROL Singers – Nakash Aziz, Manish J. Tipu, Geet Sagar, Sreerama Chandra & Amitabh Bhattacharya Music: Pritam Lyrics: Amitabh Bhattacharya Music Programmed – DJ Phukan, Sunny M.R. Additional Programming - Aman Agarwal Guitars - Pawan Rasaily Saxophones – Shirish Malhotra Chorus –Ashwin Kulkarni, Aaroh Velankar, Anurag Sharma, Tushar Joshi, Aniruddh Anantha, Akashdeep Sengupta, Shubham Shirule, Mukund Suryawanshi, Salil Hangekar, Abhishek Gupta, Pranav Arora, Mandy Gill, Hrishikesh More, Animesh Sarma, Mohit Manuja, Aman Singh, Ritu Zeid and Sagnik Mukherjee Recording Engineers AT JAM8 – Anupam Roy & Pranav Gupta 3. FIKAR NOT Singers – Nakash Aziz, Amit Mishra, Dev Negi, Amitabh Bhattacharya, Sreerama Chandra & Antara Mitra Music: Pritam Lyrics: Amitabh Bhattacharya Music Programmed and Arranged - Sunny M.R. & DJ Phukan Flamenco Guitars, Claps and Jaleos -Pedro Medina Morejon De Giron, Daniel Jurado and Alejandro Moreno Castanets/ Claps/Jaleos -Pablo Fraile Engineer -Pablo Sánchez Studio -Estudio Uno, Spain Saxophones – Shirish Malhotra Trumpet - Nirmal Singh Trombone – Ramon Ibrahim Horns Arrangement – Sunny M.R., Zafar Ansari and Ramon Ibrahim Vocal Design – DJ Phukan, Marianne D’cruz Aiman, Tushar Joshi and Akashdeep Sengupta Chorus -Ashwin Kulkarni, Tushar Joshi, Anurag Sharma, Akashdeep Sengupta, Aniruddh Anantha and Farhan Shaikh Recording Engineers AT JAM8 – Anupam Roy & Abhishek Gupta 4. KAL KI HI BAAT HAI Singer – K.K. Music: Pritam Lyrics: Amitabh Bhattachary Music Label: T-Series Music Arranged and Programmed – Utkarsh Dhotekar Additional Programming – Sunny M.R. Guitar – Rhythm Shaw Piano – Utkarsh Dhotekar Viola & Clarinet – Shirish Malhotra Vocal Design – DJ Phukan Additional Harmonies – Aniruddh Anantha Chorus - Ashwin Kulkarni, Anurag Sharma, Akashdeep Sengupta and Aniruddh Anantha 5. KHAIRIYAT (SAD) Singer – Arijit Singh Music: Pritam Lyrics: Amitabh Bhattacharya Music Arranged and Programmed – Meghdeep Bose & Sunny M.R. Violin, Viola, Clarinets and Flutes – Shirish Malhotra Recording Engineers at Arijit's Studio – Sukanto Singha 6. KHAIRIYAT (HAPPY) Singer – Arijit Singh Music: Pritam Lyrics: Amitabh Bhattacharya Music Arranged and Programmed –Prasad Sashte& Sunny M.R. Violin, Viola, Clarinets and Flutes – Shirish Malhotra Guitars & Bass – Roland Fernandes Recording Engineers at Arijit's Studio – Sukanto Singha Studio28 - 28Production Music Production and Orchestra Service (For Song – Khairiyat) Violin 1 - Pongsit Karnkriangkrai, Pacharapol Techatanachai, Pattapol Jirasuttisam and Chot Buasuwan Violin 2 - Chalat Limpisiri, Pittaya Pruksacholavit, Tonmaii Paichana and Kiratikom Promdewet Viola - Thachapol Namwong, Pongthep Jitduangprem, Surachon Lerdlop and Atjayut Sangkasem Cello - Teerakiat Kerdlarp, Vannophat Kaploykeo and Samatchar Pourkarua Conducted by Trisdee na Patalung 7. WOH DIN (ARIJIT SINGH VERSION) Singer –Arijit Singh Music: Pritam Lyrics: Amitabh Bhattacharya Music Programmed and Arranged –Arijit Singh & Sunny M.R. Acoustic Guitars –Arijit Singh Electric Guitar – Aditya Benia&Arijit Singh Harmonica –KalyanBaruah Piano – Natasha Pinto Bass – Raj Kumar Dewan Vocal Design –Arijit Singh, Tushar Joshi, DJ Phukan, AkashdeepSengupta and AniruddhAnantha Chorus –Ashwin Kulkarni, AarohVelankar, Anurag Sharma, AniruddhAnantha, AkashdeepSengupta, Farhan Shaikh and ShubhamShirule Recording Engineers at Arijit's Studio – SukantoSingha and Ritvik Shah


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