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Video: Mast Nazron Se | Rochak K ft Jubin Nautiyal, Nikita Dutta | Manoj M | Ashish P | Bhushan K
Presenting #MastNazronSe Song by #JubinNautiyal Gulshan Kumar & TSeries peresents Bhushan Kumar's 'Mast Nazron Se' featuring Jubin Nautiyal & Nikita Dutta Feat. Himansh Kohli and Anushka Sen. Sung by Jubin Nautiyal, composed by Rochak Kohli, lyrics are penned by Manoj Muntashir and directed by Ashish Panda. Also featuring Himansh Kohli & Anushka Sen. Song Credits: Mast Nazron Se Jubin Nautiyal & Nikita Dutta Feat. Himansh Kohli and Anushka Sen Music: Rochak Kohli Singers: Rochak kohli feat. Jubin Nautiyal Lyrics : Manoj Muntashir Director: Ashish Panda Music Label: T-Series Video Credits: Video Director: Ashish Panda DOP: Sunil Patel Editor: Bunty Nagi Cast: Jubin Nautiyal, Nikita Dutta, Himansh Kohli , Anushka Sen Associate Director: Rajesh A. Patel Choreographer: Debo Suresh Nair Executive Producer: M S. Productions First Assistant Director: Avinash Nagtilak 2ND Assistant Directors: Goodwin Pannu & Saniya Agrawal Choreographer Associate: Tejas Poojary & Mahesh Poojary , Choreographer Assistant: Kavita vaviya , Vijay Virendra Sharma DOP Assistants: Narendra Gohil & Namrit Golani Focus puller: Raghukumar Polana & SaiKumar Nedipelli Associate Editor: Hayat Hussain Steady Cam Operator: Pranav Raval, Siddesh Steady Cam Operator Asst: Milton Roy,Altaf Khan  JUBIN’S TEAM: Costume Stylist Aashish Dwyer Assistant Stylist Khushboo Chaubey Hair & Makeup Kalpesh Joshi NIKITA’S TEAM Costume Stylist Shreeja Rajgopal Assistant Stylist Deepika Sawlani Makeup Mita Vaswani Hair Shalini Sharma HIMANSH’S TEAM Costume Stylist Aashish Dwyer & Akshay Kaushal Assistant Stylist Khushboo Chaubey Hair & Makeup Kaustubh Pevekar ANUSHKA’S TEAM Costume Stylist Aashish Dwyer Assistant Stylist Khushboo Chaubey Makeup Kalpesh Joshi Hair Siddhi Secondary Costume Stylist Bosky Sheth Assistant Stylist Lavina Agrawal Production Controller Vivek Sharma Production Manager Mithilesh Maurya Production Assistants Mihir Pandya, Ramya Bisht & Prathmesh Juniors Cord John, Sunny and Shivay Chartered Accountant Nikunj Bagadi, Kumar Shriprakash Accountant Arun Kupte     DI & VFX AFTER STUDIO Colorist Andres Delegado Online Editor Vinod K. Sharma Camera Equipments Prime Focus Post Production Rajan Pawar Locations: Ayush Resort and ND studios Special Thanks   Original Song Credits: Original Song Name: Mast Nazron Se Allah Composer: Nasir Iqbal Lyrics: Farrukh Fateh Ali Khan Original Label: Emi Pakistan ___________________________________ Enjoy & stay connected with us! 👉 Subscribe to T-Series: http://bit.ly/TSeriesYouTube 👉 Like us on Facebook: https://ift.tt/OpoYQ4c 👉 Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/tseries 👉 Follow us on Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstagramTseries


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