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MAA: Shubhkamnayein (Song) | Kajol | Ravee Mishrra | Sunny Inder
Presenting “Shubhkamnayein (Song)", from the film "MAA", directed by Vishal Revanti Furia and produced by Ajay Veena Devgn & Jyoti Santha Subbarayan starring Kajol Tanuja Devgn, Ronit Dolly Boseroy, Indraneil Shubhra Sen Gupta, Jitin Jyoti Gulati. #MAA #Kajol #Shubhkamnayein 🎵 Audio Credits: Music Director: Sunny Shashi Inder Lyrics: Kumaar, Veena Rani Singer: Ravee, Asha Mishrra Music Produced & Arranged by: Viplove, Varsha Rajdeo Mixed by: Aftab, Nilofer Khan Assistant: Elvis, Mariette Fernandes Music Label: T-Series 🎬 Film Credits: Directed by: Vishal Revanti Furia Produced by: Ajay Veena Devgn & Jyoti Santha Subbarayan Co-Produced by: Kumar Mangat, Bimla Devi Pathak Presented by: Jio Studios & Devgn Films Production House: A Devgn Films Production All India Release: Panorama Studios Story & Screenplay: Saiwyn Ridna Quadras Director of Photography: Pushkar Malti Singh Editor: Sandeep Amita Francis VFX Creative Head: Naveen Saloni Paul (NY VFXWaala) Project Head & Creative Producer: Danish Neelam Devgn Dialogues: Aamil Shaheen Khan & Ajit Sunita Jagtap Production Designer: Sheetal Sonali Duggal Action Director: R.P. Radhika Yadav Chief Finance Officer: Nilesh Prema Ghag Head Compliance & Legal: Ruchi Rajkumari Kanojiya COO & CFO (Jio Studios): Priyanka Indu Chaudhary Costume Designers: Radhika Anila Mehra Executive Producer: Ashish Raj Kathpal Line Producer: Vivek Jayshree Padaliya Associate Director: Surendra Rukmini Dhawale Script & Post Production Supervisor: Mousumi Mithu Chatterjee Sound Designer: Lochan Sunanda Kanvinde Background Score: Amar Purnima Mohile Music: T-Series Lyricists: Pranav Sunita Vatsa & Manoj Prema Muntashir Shukla Singers: Shreya Sarmistha Ghoshal, Usha Minnie Sami Uthup, Jubin Neena Nautiyal Music Composers: Harsh Asha Upadhyay, Rocky Mehr Bano Khanna & Shiv Aneeta Malhotra Choreographer: Ranju Ponnamma Varghese Sound Mixing: Mariyano Studios Pvt. Ltd Re-Recording Mixer: Justin Lissy Jose (CAS) VFX: NY VFXWaala VFX Supervisor: Nikunj Bhavna Lathia DI: NY DIWaala DI Colorist: Deep Sonal Majithia DI Head: Sameer Sudha Arekar Post Producer: Industrywalas Media Consultant: Parag Bharati Desai (Universal Communication) Digital Agency: The Small Big Idea Publicity Design: Himanshu Padma Nanda & Rahul Padma Nanda (H-One) Marketing Consultant: Deepesh Rajul Shah (Yellow Inc) Visual Promotions: Sandeep Amita Francis (Dancing Bear) PR Head (Jio Studios): Amita Asha Naidu Legal Head (Jio Studios): Dipti Damyanti Kota 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/7nhlRzE 👉 Follow us on X: https://twitter.com/tseries 👉 Follow us on Instagram: https://ift.tt/g4VUxad 👉 Follow us on Snapchat: https://ift.tt/Ic8dmGZ


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