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New video by T-Series on YouTube

Pehle Pyaar Ka Pehla Gham| Jubin N, Tulsi K | Khushali K, Parth S| Manan B, Rashmi V| Bhushan Kumar
Gulshan Kumar And T-Series Presents Bhushan Kumar's Pehle Pyaar Ka Pehla Gham Sung By Jubin Nautiyal & Tulsi Kumar Featuring Khushali Kumar & Parth Samthaan. The Lyrics Of The Song Are Penned By Rashmi Virag While Music Is Given By Manan Bhardwaj. The Song Is Directed By Mahon S Vairaag. Song: Pehle Pyaar Ka Pehla Gham Singer : Tulsi Kumar & Jubin Nautiyal Lyrics - Javed Akhtar Composer - Rajesh Roshan Music : Manan Bhardwaj Additional Lyrics : Rashmi Virag Song Adapted From The Original Song Pehle Pyar Ka Pehla Gum Composed By Rajesh Roshan, Sung By Kavita Krishnamurthy & Penned By Javed Akhtar. Music Supervision : Raj Chanana , Shivam Chanana , Sonal Chawla, Vivin Sachdeva Arranged & Programmed : Manan & Sarthak @Namyoho Studios Mixed & Mastered : Eric Pillai @Future Sound Of Mumbai Strings Section & Rhythm Recorded : Surajit Ghosh Mazumdar Strings Section Conducted : Prakash Varma Violins : Chander Makwan, Sanjeev Rao ,Sushil Varma,Paresh Parikh, Raju Padhiyar Violas : Mohan Goyal, Sanjay Varma Cellos : Narendra Rathi , Sujan Chettri. Live Rhythm : Shreedara Char Music Label : T-Series Video Credits Featuring : Khushali Kumar, Parth Samthaan Secondary Cast: Anay Kamat Story: Mohan S Vairaag Senior Vice President: Shiv Chanana Director: Mohan S Vairaag Director Of Photography: Rajesh Shukla Creative Director : Sunder Babu Editor: Manan Sagar Production Designer: Mayur Tripathi Executive Producer: Meenakshi Pandey Costume Designer: Khatri Irfan 1st Assistant Director: Sanjeev Tripathi Production Controller: Rohit Chandaliya Production Manager: Eshant Ojha Casting Director : H4E Casting Costume Assistant: Kirti Tripathi 1st Assistant Camera:Yogesh Bhanushali Focus Puller: Suraj Chakravarti Line Producer: (Book Recce ) Makarand Malhotra, Local Line Production - Dominic Peirera, MD Nisar Goa Choreographer Sandesh Mishra Goa Casting Director & Junior Co-Ordinator:- John Rebello & Cira Rebello Assistant Art Director: Fagun Pareek Company Hair & Makeup: Rebecca Rodrigues Drone: Mevan Rodrigues Post Production Manager: Rajendra Pawar Production Accountantant : Madhusudan Kundu Poster Shot: Gaurvendra Singh DI: Red Chillies Colourist: Ken Metzker Vfx: Crunchy Films Gaurvendra Singh Sound Design And Mix At Studio Decibel Sound Designer: Rajender Prasad Mixing Engineer: Subir Kumar Das Assistant Mixing Engineer: Dipan Das Foley: Manoj Yadav Dubbing Studio: Real Touch Dubbing Artist Male 1 - Devesh Prajapati Male 2 - Arun Govind Female - Sheetal Khajuria Production Facilities Boy :- Mohammed Salim Sayyed,Kailash Shah,Rafiq Dawood ___________________________________ Enjoy & Stay Connected With Us! 👉 Subscribe To T-Series: Http://Bit.Ly/Tseriesyoutube 👉 Like Us On Facebook: https://ift.tt/3jaTJ1s 👉 Follow Us On Twitter: https://ift.tt/3hFVLqd 👉 Follow Us On Instagram: Http://Bit.Ly/Instagramtseries


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