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Wafa Na Raas Aayee (Lyrical) | Jubin Nautiyal | Ft.Himansh K, Arushi N, Meet Bros | Rashmi V
Gulshan Kumar & T-Series presents Bhushan Kumar's "Wafa Na Raas Aayee" -Lyrical video. The romantic trackis song by Jubin Nautiyal, music by Meet Bros, lyrics are written by Rashmi Virag. The song features Himansh Kohli, Arushi Nishank & Rohit Suchanti. The video is directed by Ashish Panda. Hit 'LIKE' if you ♥ this song. Get ready for #WafaNaRaasAayeeLyrical to pinch your heart and stir your emotions. --------------------------------------------------------------- Connect with T-SERIES: 👉 http://bit.ly/TSeriesYouTube ---------------------------------------------------------------- ♪Full Song Available on♪ JioSaavn: http://bit.ly/WafaNaRaasAayee-JioSaavn Spotify: http://bit.ly/WafaNaRaasAayee-Spotify Hungama: http://bit.ly/WafaNaRaasAayee-Hungama Apple Music: http://bit.ly/WafaNaRaasAayee-AppleMusic Amazon Prime Music: http://bit.ly/WafaNaRaasAayee-AmazonPrimeMusic Wynk: http://bit.ly/WafaNaRaasAayee-Wynk Resso: http://bit.ly/WafaNaRaasAayee-Resso iTunes: http://bit.ly/WafaNaRaasAayee-iTunes YouTube Music: http://bit.ly/WafaNaRaasAayee-YouTubeMusic ---------------------------------------------------------------- ♪ Song - Wafa Na Raas Aayee ♪ Music - Meet Bros ♪ Singer- Meet Bros Feat. Jubin Nautiyal ♪ Featuring: Himansh Kohli, Arushi Nishank, Rohit Suchanti ♪ Lyrics- Rashmi Virag ♪ Music Label - T-Series ♪ Music Supervision- Raj Chanana, Shivam Chanana, Sonal Chawla, Vivin Sachdeva ♪ Alaaps By- Altamash Faridi ♪ Music Produced- Bharat Goel ♪ Chief Music Assistant and Music Production Head- Uddipan Sharma ♪ Associate Music Production- Aakash Rijia ♪ Music Arranger and Keys- Firoz Khan ♪ Live Dholak & Tabla- Raju Sardar, Sanjeev sen & Team ♪ Music Asst.- Piyush Mehroliyaa, Monis Ahmed ♪ Song Recorded By- Gautam Chakrabortty, Uddipan Sharma & Monis @Meetbros Recording Studio ♪ Mixed & Mastered by Bharat Goel at Global Sound Labs B ♪ Business Head- Ketan Meniar ♪ MB Manager- Ruchir Saxena ♪ Production Managed By- Suraj Kumar ♪Video Director: Ashish Panda ♪ Editor: Bunty Nagi ♪ Dop: Vishal Sinha ♪ Art Dir: Pradeep Banerjee ♪ Choreographer: Debo Suresh Nair ♪ Executive producer: Pradip Khairwar ♪ Production Team ♪ Production Controller: Mithilesh Maurya ♪ Production Manager : Kamran Naqui ♪ Production Co-ordinator: Prasanjit Bala ♪ Associate Dir: Arun Vishwakarma ♪ Costume Stylist :Komal Tindwani ♪ Focus Puller : Guru Datta Ramchandra Patil ♪ 1st DopAsst: Sayed Abbas Haider Rizvi ♪ DopAsst: Robin Adhikari ♪ Di &Vfx: Post House ♪ Colorist: Prashant Sharma ♪ 2nd AsstDir: Molshri Singh &Avinash Nagtilak ♪ Casting Director: Raj Gupta (Rohit Suchanti ) ♪Drone Operator :Tanmay Patil ♪Assistant Stylist :Harmeet Kaur ♪Hair & Makeup: Lochan Thakur & Lakshya Singh ♪Asst Art Dir :Shaharyar Ansari ♪Still Photographer: Vahishta Bharucha, Ankit Rathord (Brand Photographer) ♪Making: Wali Mohommad Shaikh ♪Dubbing: Surajit Ghosh Mazumdar & Dattatray Narvekar ♪Line Producer:-Muneer Khan, Rahi Khan (Real Kashmir Productions). ♪Local Production Team:-Waseem Khan, Junaid Rashid, AdilManzoor, Dar Rameez ♪Special Thanks To J&K Tourism, J&K Police Especially SSP SECURITY KASHMIR (MR IMTIYAZ HUSSAIN). ♪Brand courtesy:- Status Quo- https://statusquo.in , United Colors of Benetton, The August Company, Ammarzo, Fablestreet, Shop Mulmul, Rouche Couture ♪ Himansh’s Hair n Makeup: Kaustubh Pevekar ___________________________________ 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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