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Dekha Ji Dekha Maine (Lyrical Video) Dhanashree Verma, Ishwak | Jaani, Jyoti Nooran | Bhushan Kumar
Presenting the Lyrical Video Song “Dekha Ji Dekha Maine”, feat. Dhanashree Verma & Ishwak Singh. #DekhaJiDekhaMaine #DhanashreeVerma #Jaani #IshwakSingh Audio Credits: Written and composed by Jaani Sung by Jyoti Nooran Music production and arrangement by Mir Desai x Bunny Ethnic strokes - Tapas Roy Chorus - Sudhanshu Shome, Rakesh Deol, Pankaj Dixit, Mitesh Mhatre, Bhagyashree Vijay Mhatre , Pallavi Roy, Mayuri Kudalkar, Baishali Hazarika Chorus Recorded at Emsquare Studio By Bhaskar Sharma Mixed and mastered by Hanish Taneja at Studio Alika Music Label - T-Series Video Credits Production House: The 2 Studio Video Producer: RC Rana Director: Dhruwal Patel & Jigar Mulani DOP: Dhruwal Patel Choreographer: Rahul Shetty (Team RS) Asst Choreographer: Pravin Shinde, Komal Surve & Virali Parekh Costume Stylist: Denish Hamirani & Akansha Agarwal Costume Assistant: Rajat Kamra Line Producer: Abdul Vahid M ( The 2 Studio ) Chief Ad: Anuj Pandey 2nd Ad: Reetika Barman 1st Ac: Manoj Yadav Light Gaffer: Roshan Singh SteadyCam: Siddesh Shetty DI Studio: Nube Cirrus Colourist: Mujahid Khan VFX: Sarika Singh & Jaydeep Mane (SJ Creation ) Line Producer: Jas Lamba ( 24FPS Film Production ) Production Controller: Deva Jarvis Production Manager: Sachin Gupta Spot: Devdatt Sharma, Ravi & Uday Production Team ( Jaipur ): Juned khan, Harshit Goel, Sunil JC, Ballu, Ashok Mehra Transportation: Royal Rajasthan holidays (Naved khan) Juniors Coordinator: Shubham Bagadia Art Director: Sk, Saloni & Team Art assistant: Hariom Saini, Rakesh Bunkar, Gorishankar Makeup & Hair: Pankaj & Team Dressman: Komal, Islam & team Drone: Aseem Jimmy Jib: Somnath Patnayak Spot Incharge: Rahul & Team Feature casts: Bhagyashree Mudra, Heena Thakur, Dr. Chandra Palawat, Surya Raj Singh BTS and Stills - Vijay Solanki Logistics: Jigar Dave Online: Cut and Action Films Editing Zipsi ( Zipsi Studio ) Dhananshree Wardrobe: Falod Mohit, Ahiclothing Jewllery: The Jewel Gallery Disclaimer - The Characters and Events Depicted in This Video Are Fictitious. Any Similarity to Actual Persons, Living or Dead, Is Purely Coincidental. Download Desibeats - https://bit.ly/4bEaNcJ Download Tapbeats - https://bit.ly/4bY3hcZ ___________________________________ Enjoy & stay connected with us! 👉 Subscribe to T-Series: https://youtube.com/tseries 👉 Like us on Facebook: https://ift.tt/2X6PExC 👉 Follow us on X: https://twitter.com/tseries 👉 Follow us on Instagram: https://ift.tt/QIEq0rW


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