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New video by T-Series on YouTube

Saiyaan Ji (Audio) | Yo Yo Honey Singh, Neha Kakkar|Nushrratt Bharuccha| Lil G, Hommie D| Mihir G
Gulshan Kumar & T-Series presents Bhushan Kumar's "Saiyaan Ji" full audio song in the voice of “Yo Yo Honey Singh” & "Neha Kakkar" featuring Yo Yo Honey Singh & Nushrratt Bharuccha. The lyrics of the new song are penned by Yo Yo Honey Singh, Lil Golu, Hommie Dilliwala & music produced by Yo Yo Honey Singh. The video is directed by Mihir Gulati. ♪Stream the Full Song Here♪ JioSaavn: http://bit.ly/SaiyaanJi-JioSaavn Spotify: http://bit.ly/SaiyaanJi-Spotify Hungama: http://bit.ly/SaiyaanJi-Hungama Gaana: http://bit.ly/SaiyaanJi-Gaana Apple Music: http://bit.ly/SaiyaanJi-AppleMusic Amazon Prime Music: http://bit.ly/SaiyaanJi-AmazonPrimeMusic Wynk: http://bit.ly/SaiyaanJi-Wynk Resso: http://bit.ly/SaiyaanJi-Resso iTunes: http://bit.ly/SaiyaanJi-iTunes YouTube Music: http://bit.ly/SaiyaanJi-YouTubeMusic ♪ Song: Saiyaan Ji ♪ Singer: Yo Yo Honey Singh featuring Neha Kakkar ♪ Starring: Nushrratt Bharuccha ♪ Lyrics: Yo Yo Honey Singh, Lil Golu, Hommie Dilliwala ♪ Music Produced by Yo Yo Honey Singh ♪ Video Director: Mihir Gulati ♪ Audio Mixed by Singhsta ♪ Audio Mastered by Redtraxx Mastering ♪ Music Label: T-Series ♪ Produced by: Bhushan Kumar ♪ Co-Produced by: Bobby Suri, Yo Yo Honey Singh ♪ DOP: Manish Shunty ♪ Edited By: Hitesh Chandwani & Mihir Gulati (Frogalised Productions) ♪ Assistant Director: Rishabh Dang, Hitesh Chandwani ♪ Direction Team: Archit Gulati, Gaurav Singh, Guneet Singh, PU Rohit ♪ Choreographer: Atul (Big Dance) ♪ Assistant Choreographer: Dheeraj & Navya ♪ Digital Marketing: RajDeep Mayer (RDM Media), Sneha Singh ♪ President Marketing, Media and Publishing: Vinod Bhanushali ♪ President Digital and Legal: Neeraj Kalyan ♪ Senior Vice President Films: Shiv Chanana ♪ Artists and Dancers Styling: Mia ♪ Clothes designed (Nushrratt Bharuccha): Rosy Ahluwalia ♪ Clothes designed (Yo Yo): Deepinder Singh (DS Design), Master Ajay ♪ Clothes designed (Dancers): Suitify Bespoke by Vicky Saini ♪ Eyewear (Yo Yo): My Style Sutra ♪ Assistant Editor: Archit Gulati ♪ Edit Team: Rishabh Dang, Gaurav Singh, Guneet Singh ♪ VFX : PU Rohit ♪ Colorist: Kinan Chabani ♪ 2nd Camera Operator: Shaikh Abdul Razak ♪ Assistant Cameraman: Akhilesh Vats ♪ Line Production: Vikrant Kaushik, Aadesh Gola, Aron Paharia ♪ Production Team : Rahul Dhir, Faisal Shah, Gopal, D.D, Usama Chauhan & Prashant ♪ Location : Tijara Fort Palace (Neemrana Resorts) ♪ Steadicam Operator: Honey Cam ♪ Drone Operator: Jeetu ♪ Production coordinator: Rohit Chhabra ♪ Production Designer: Sneh Kamal ♪ Art Director: Shubra Shah, Vishal Pandey, Kirti Singh ♪ Makeup (Yo Yo): Iram Kazmi ♪ Hair(Yo Yo): Shankar ♪ Nushrratt Bharuccha Team: ♪ Management: Shreyasi Sinha & Parina Parekh - KRI Entertainment ♪ Hair: Ashwini Vhanne ♪ Makeup: Loveleen Ramchandani ♪ Spot: Rajkumar Yadav ♪ Stills: Jatin Chawla ♪ BTS: Anubhav Gulati , Abhijeet Rawat ♪ Artwork: Roop Kamal Singh ♪ Special thanks: Umesh Sharma ♪ Music Label: T-Series ___________________________________ Enjoy & stay connected with us! 👉 Subscribe to T-Series: http://bit.ly/TSeriesYouTube 👉 Like us on Facebook: https://ift.tt/2csI2TM 👉 Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/tseries 👉 Follow us on Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstagramTseries


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