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ANIMAL: ABRAR’S ENTRY - JAMAL KUDU(Video) | Ranbir Kapoor,Bobby Deol | Sandeep Vanga | Bhushan Kumar
PRESENTING THE MOST AWAITED VIDEO SONG "ABRAR’S ENTRY - JAMAL KUDU" FROM THE HIGHLY ANTICIPATED FILM ANIMAL. STARRING RANBIR KAPOOR, RASHMIKA MANDANNA, ANIL KAPOOR, BOBBY DEOL, TRIPTI DIMRI & SHAKTI KAPOOR. #ANIMAL #RANBIRKAPOOR #BOBBYDEOL #SANDEEPREDDYVANGA #BHUSHANKUMAR ANIMAL RUNNING SUCCESSFULLY IN CINEMAS IN HINDI, TELUGU, TAMIL, KANNADA & MALAYALAM GULSHAN KUMAR & T-SERIES PRESENT A T-SERIES FILMS, ST FILM LTD & BHADRAKALI PICTURES PRODUCTION #RANBIRKAPOOR #BOBBYDEOL IN #ANIMAL THE FILM BY #SANDEEPREDDYVANGA ♪FULL SONG AVAILABLE ON♪ Spotify: https://bit.ly/3Ne0bGm JioSaavn: https://bit.ly/3NjtA1V Hungama: https://bit.ly/4a5TLmA Apple Music: https://bit.ly/480vSuQ Amazon Prime Music: https://bit.ly/3uMkAMo Wynk: https://bit.ly/3uJs42K YouTube Music: https://bit.ly/4a5TVuc AUDIO CREDITS: SONG: ABRAR’S ENTRY - JAMAL KUDU TRADITIONAL IRANIAN BANDARI MUSIC REINTERPRETED BY: HARSHAVARDHAN RAMESHWAR LYRICS & COMPOSITION: TRADITIONAL CHILDREN CHOIR: SOUNIK, HARSHITA, KEERTHANA, VAGDEVI FEMALE CHOIR: MEGHANAA NAIDU, SABIHA, AISHWARYA DASARI, ABHIKHYA MIX & MASTER: ABHISHEK.D @ HYDERABAD MUSIC LABEL: T-SERIES FILM CREDITS: WRITER – EDITOR –DIRECTOR: SANDEEP REDDY VANGA PRODUCED BY: BHUSHAN KUMAR, PRANAY REDDY VANGA, MURAD KHETANI, KRISHAN KUMAR CO-PRODUCER: SHIV CHANANA, FIRUZI KHAN PRESIDENT (T-SERIES): NEERAJ KALYAN SCREENPLAY: SANDEEP REDDY VANGA, PRANAY REDDY VANGA & SURESH BANDARU DIALOGUES: SAURABH GUPTA DOP: AMIT ROY PRODUCTION DESIGNER: SURESH SELVARAJAN ACTION: SUPREME SUNDAR COSTUME DESIGNER: SHEETAL IQBAL SHARMA EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: MAHIPAL RATHORE MUSIC: JAM8, VISHAL MISHRA, MANAN BHARDWAJ, SHREYAS PURANIK, JAANI, ASHIM KEMSON, HARSHAVARDHAN RAMESHWAR, GURINDER SEAGAL LYRICS: MANOJ MUNTASHIR, JAANI, SIDDHARTH-GARIMA, RAJ SHEKHAR, BHUPINDER BABBAL, MANAN BHARDWAJ, ASHIM KEMSON, GURINDER SEAGAL BGM: HARSHAVARDHAN RAMESHWAR SOUND DESIGN: SYNC CINEMA SOUND MIXING: RAJA KRISHNAN M.R ASSOC.EDITOR: MD. ZAYEEMUDDIN ASSOC.DIRECTORS: SHANMUKHA GOWTHAM.G, SRIKANTH VARMA.G 1st AD: PRAATIEK DODEJA PROJECT HEAD: ALOK KUMAR SHUKLA DIGITAL INTERMEDIATE: DO IT CREATIVE, NY DI-WAALA POST PRODUCTION : THE POST CO. LINE PRODUCER: MAX RAHMAN, SHIVKUMAR TIWARI MARKETING & PROMOTIONS (T-SERIES): SHIVAM CHANANA, RAJ CHANANA, PRASHANT SHETTY, MITA CHOUDHARY, RAHUL DUBEY, AMOL BHAMARE, HEETT SAVLA MUSIC ON: T-SERIES MUSIC TEAM (T-SERIES): RAJ CHANANA, SHIVAM CHANANA, SONAL CHAWLA, SONU SRIVASTAVA, VIVIN SACHDEVA PR AGENCY: COMMUNIQUÉ FILM PR MARKETING AGENCY: VARUN GUPTA (MAX), WALLS & TRENDS PUBLICITY DESIGN: ANIL & BHANU VISUAL EFFECTS : DO IT CREATIVE LTD, NY VFXWAALA, VISUAL BIRDS STUDIO, FAMOUS STUDIOS, RED CHILLIES.VFX VISUAL PROMOTION: JUST RIGHT STUDIOZ NX Download Song Beat: https://bit.ly/3Cjh24R ___________________________________ Enjoy & stay connected with us! 👉 Subscribe to T-Series: http://bit.ly/TSeriesYouTube 👉 Like us on Facebook: https://ift.tt/vcTsBgw 👉 Follow us on X: https://twitter.com/tseries 👉 Follow us on Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstagramTseries


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