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Musafir Ko Song | Faraaz | Hansal M, Anubhav S, Zahan, Aditya, Bhushan K, Sameer Rahat | 3 FEB '23
Presenting #MusafirKoSong from the movie #Faraaz #FaraazInCinemas03FEB Musafir Ko: A song about a promise to return home and the agony of the wait. Based on the real-life terrorist attack that ravaged a Dhaka cafe, #Faraaz follows events that unfold over one claustrophobic night moulded into a heart wrenching hostage drama.An untold heroic tale about a young boy who stood tall in the darkest times. Directed by National Award Winner #HansalMehta and Produced by Anubhav Sinha , Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar, Sahil Saigal, Sakshi Bhatt and Mazahir Mandasaurwala, #Faraaz stars Zahan Kapoor, Aditya Rawal, Juhi Babbar Soni, Aamir Ali, Jatin Sarin, Ninad Bhatt, Harshal pawar , palak lalwani and Reshhan Sahaani. It is slated to release in CINEMAS on 3rd FEBRUARY 2023 Cast Juhi Babbar Soni, Aamir Ali, Aditya Rawal Introducing: Zahan Kapoor, Sachin Lalwani, Jatin Sarin, Ninad Bhatt, Harshal Pawar, Palak Lalwani, Reshham Sahaani 🎶 Song Credits Song Composed, Arranged and Co-Produced by Sameer Rahat Vocals: Vidhya Gopal Lyrics: Sameer Rahat Music producer: Siddharth Pandit Guitar Banjo: Joy Sengupta Flutes: Rasika Shekar Trombone and Trumpet: Chie Nishikori Song recorded at Baqsa Studios, Mumbai Vocals recorded at Audio Garage, Mumbai Recording Engineers: Amey Londhe Mixed and Mastered by Martin Merenyi, London Music Associate: Akhil Jain Music Label: T-Series 🎬 Film Credits Co-Produced by: Shiv Chanana, Dhrub Dubey, Sagar Shirgaonkar Written by : Ritesh Shah, Kashyap Kapoor, Raghav Raj Kakker Director of Photography : Pratham Mehta Executive Producer : Sumit Sabherwal Editor : Amitesh Mukherjee Production Designer: Nikhil Kovale Sound Designer: Mandar Kulkarni Casting Director : Mukesh Chhabra CSA Costume Designer: Shivank Kapoor Make Up & Hair Designer Krutika Jain Action Director : Sunil Rodrigues SFX Supervisors : Vishal Tyagi/Manish Tyagi Associate Director : Rishabh Ghelani First Assistant Director : Gyas Uddin Visual Promotions , Publicity Design & Marketing: MA-TH ( Marching Ants Trigger Happy) Media Director: Raindrop Media Digital Marketing : Studio Unees Entertainment Visual Promotions : Warrior Touch Lyrics: Saanjh ke suraj ko, door kahaań jaana hai, Chaand ko behla ke, bhor ko aa jaana hai, Musafir ko ghar he aana hai, bhatak ke manaa, Musafir ko ghar he aana hai. Koi sab shohrateiń haath meiń dhar jaaye, Tera bol-baala ho, tu he tu nazar aaye, Koi saari daulateiń tere naam kar jaaye, Bharega kahiń na mann, chaahe tu jidhar jaaye, Tere aage peeche jo, aaj ye zamaana hai, Ek afsaana hai, ye toh sab bahaana hai, Musafir ko ghar he aana hai, bhatak ke manaa, Musafir ko ghar he aana hai. Zindagi ye jaadu hai, ya koi chalaawa hai, Khaali khaali rasmoń ka, khokla sa daawa hai, Kaarvań chootenge, raaheiń tham jayengi, Ruuh ye haqeeqat hai, jism dikhaawa hai, Teri jo zameene haiń, tera jo khazaana hai, Ye jo kaarkhaana hai, yahiń chhoot jaana hai, Musafir ko ghar he aana hai, bhatak ke manaa, Musafir ko ghar he aana hai. Kisiko manaana hai, kabhi rooth jaana hai, Koi zidd karni hai, aur thak jaana hai, Saanjh ke suraj ko, door kahaań jaana hai, Chaand ko behla ke, bhor ko aa jaana hai, Musafir ko ghar he aana hai, bhatak ke manaa, Manzar ye badal he jaana hai, Musafir ko ghar he aana hai, bhatak ke manaa, Musafir ko ghar he aana hai. ___________________________________ Enjoy & stay connected with us! 👉 Subscribe to T-Series: http://bit.ly/TSeriesYouTube 👉 Like us on Facebook: https://ift.tt/8DcE0Ju 👉 Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/tseries 👉 Follow us on Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstagramTseries

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