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Haseen Dillruba (FULL ALBUM)| Audio Jukebox | Taapsee P,Vikrant M, Harshvardhan R | Amit Trivedi
Presenting the full album audio jukebox from the movie "Haseen Dillruba", The film stars Taapsee Pannu, Vikrant Massey, Harshvardhan Rane, Aditya Srivastava. It's a mystery thriller film directed by Vinil Mathew and produced under the banner of T-Series & Colour Yellow Productions Pvt. Ltd. Watch the film "Haseen Dillruba" on 2 July 2021 only on Netflix. ►TRACKLIST ► DIL MELT KARDA ► 00:00 PHISAL JAA TU ► 03:21 MILAA YUN ► 07:22 LAKEERAN ► 11:03 MILAA YUN (SLOW VERSION)► 14:35 SONG CREDITS 1. SONG: Dil Melt Karda Composed by: Amit Trivedi Lyrics: Varun Grover Singers: Navraj Hans Nikhita Gandhi Backing Singers: Rajiv Sundaresan, Arun Kamath, Suhas Sawant, Meenal Jain, Yashika Sikka Produced by: Raja Rasaily, Vineeth Jayan, Amit Trivedi Additional Rhythm Programming by: Kalyan Chakravarthy Sound Engineer AT Studios: Urmila Sutar Mixed & Mastered by: Shadab Rayeen @ New Edge – Mumbai Assisted by: Abhishek Sortey & Tapas Sahoo Executive Producer AT Studios: Krutee Trivedi Manager AT Studios : Aditya Hanchinal Music Label: T-Series 2. SONG: Phisal Jaa Tu Composed by: Amit Trivedi Lyrics: Kshitij Patwardhan Singer : Abhijeet Srivastava Produced by: Parikshit Sharma (Parik) & Amit Trivedi Additional Rhythm Programming by: Kalyan Chakravarthy Sound Engineer AT Studios: Urmila Sutar Mixed & Mastered by: Shadab Rayeen @ New Edge – Mumbai Assisted by: Abhishek Sortey & Tapas Sahoo Executive Producer AT Studios: Krutee Trivedi Manager AT Studios : Aditya Hanchinal Music Label: T-Series 3. SONG: Milaa Yun Composed by: Amit Trivedi Lyrics: Kshitij Patwardhan Singers: Yashita Sharma & Abhay Jodhpurkar Produced by: Raja Rasaily Sound Engineer AT Studios: Urmila Sutar Mixed & Mastered by: Shadab Rayeen @ New Edge – Mumbai Assisted by: Abhishek Sortey & Tapas Sahoo Executive Producer AT Studios: Krutee Trivedi Manager AT Studios : Aditya Hanchinal Music Label: T-Series 4. SONG: Lakeeran Composed by: Amit Trivedi Lyrics: Sidhant Mago Singers: Asees Kaur & Devenderpal Singh Produced by: Parikshit Sharma (Parik) & Amit Trivedi Sound Engineer AT Studios: Urmila Sutar Mixed & Mastered by: Shadab Rayeen @ New Edge – Mumbai Assisted by: Abhishek Sortey & Tapas Sahoo Executive Producer AT Studios: Krutee Trivedi Manager AT Studios : Aditya Hanchinal Live Musicians (sitar) : Prasad Rahane Music Label: T-Series 5. SONG: Milaa Yun Slow Composed by: Amit Trivedi Lyrics: Kshitij Patwardhan Singers: Yashita Sharma & Abhay Jodhpurkar Produced by: Raja Rasaily Sound Engineer AT Studios: Urmila Sutar Mixed & Mastered by: Shadab Rayeen @ New Edge – Mumbai Assisted by: Abhishek Sortey & Tapas Sahoo Executive Producer AT Studios: Krutee Trivedi Manager AT Studios : Aditya Hanchinal 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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