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Chalte Chalte (Video) KARTOOT | Madalsa S, Sahil K, Sadhana S, Irshad, Anisadh, Anil, Anup Jalota
Presenting Chalte Chalte (Zindagi Ke Rang Part -2). The couple ware enjoying their life and love to each other. Meanwhile something is happened wrong between both of them. After that they are feeling very uncomfortable with each other. Starring: Madalsa Sharma and Sahil Kohli, This song is sung by Sadhana Sargam,Lyrics by Irshad Khan Sikandar and music by Anisadh. #KARTOOT hitting the cinemas on 14th October 2022 Song Credits: Song - Chalte chalte Music - Anisadh Lyrics - Irshad Khan Sikandar Singer - Sadhana Sargam Music on - T Series Music programmer - Ayan Ali Abbas, Chandar Makwana Music Arranger - Chandar Makwana Song Recorded by - Aamir Shaikh Instruments Recorded by - Pankaj Mhapankar Sound Engineer - Aamir Shaikh Mix & Master - Aamir Shaikh Vocal Conductors - Anisadh Music Team - Anisadh, Chandar Makwana, Ayan Ali Abbas, Sanjeev Sen, Pankaj Mhapankar, Aamir Shaikh. Musicians: - Tabla - Sanjeev Sen Dholak - Sharafat Violin - Godwin, Mohan, Amar, Neeraj, Kannu,Babu, Shushil, Chandar Special Violin - Chandar Makwana Film Credits: Produced By - Anup Jalota & Kaushalya Films Written & Directed By - Anil Dutt Music - Anisadh Lyrics - Irshad Khan Sikandar DOP - Anil Singh Co-producer - B A Sharma Direction Team Head - Alok Tiwari Editor - Umashankar Mishra Production Designer - D Sadhani Line Producer - Sunil & S Prasad Choreographer -Jojo Khan Executive Producer - Ayush Pandey Costume Designer - Sadhna Dutt, Mahendra Kelkar Background Music - Chandar Makwana & Ayan Ali Abbas Film Mixing Engineer - Jayant Haldar DI Colorist - Sandeep Sonawane Post Consultant - Sunil Yadav Sound Designer - Ravi Utwal, Akshay Bragta VFX - Chetan Yadav Casting - Team Kaushalya


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