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Zebra: Babu Moshaya (Song) | Satya Dev, Daali Dhananjaya | Ravi Basrur | Eashvar Karthic
Presenting the New Video Song "Babu Moshaya" from the Film ZEBRA. Starring Satya Dev, Daali Dhananjaya, Sathyaraj, Priya Bhavani Shankar, Sunil Verma, Sathya Akala, and Jeniffer Piccinato. Directed by Eashvar Karthic and Music by Ravi Basrur. Produced by SN Reddy, Bala Sundaram, Dinesh Sundaram. #ZEBRA Credits Lyrics: Deepak V Bharti ( KGF fame ) Singer: SANTHOSH VENKY, SANGEETHA RAVINDRA Music: Ravi Basrur. Story, Screenplay & Direction: Eashvar Karthic Production House : Old Town Pictures - Padmaja Films India Private Ltd. Producer: SN Reddy - Bala Sundaram - Dinesh Sundaram Additional screenplay : Yuva Dialogues : Meeraqh DOP: Satya Ponmar Music Composer : Ravi Basrur Editor : Anil Krish Production Designer : N.Chinna Executive Producer : Ganesh Kumar Vasanth (Old Town Pictures) Creative Producer : Indhulekha C (Old Town Pictures) Production Executive : Satya Narayana Boddu Production Designer : N.Chinna Sound Effects & Final Mix : Nandhu. J (KGF) Dolby Atmos & Master : RBM Studio - Basrur Costume Designer : Aswini Mulpury VFX Supervision : R.Mahi Publicity Stills : V.S. Anandha Krishna Director of posters : Debore K Choreography : Baba Baskar - R.K Stunt : Rabin Subbu DI Studio – Prasad Film Labs DI Colorist – Prem Raj S PRO : Vamsi Sekar (Telugu), Harrish (Kannada), Sathish (AIM) (Tamil) Digital Team : Housefull Digital Event By : YouWe Media Music & Background Score by Ravi Basrur Music Producers - Ravi Basrur Music Team Ravi Basrur, Chethan Handattu, Sachin Basrur, Bharath Madhusudanan Jagadish Venky, Krishna Basrur, Pavan Basrur RBM Studio coordinators - Nagaprakash Kota, Prakash Kumar Bangalore Vijay Basrur, Nikhil Basrur, Shivakumar Jayaram, DJ Ranju Songs Stereo Mix & Mastered By Ravi Basrur Songs Stereo Mix & Mastered @Ravi Basrur Music Studio Basrur

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