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JAANA NAHI (Full Song): Faheem Abdullah | Sunny Kaushal | Tanya Maniktala | Bunny | Sagar| Bhushan K
Presenting the soulful track "JAANA NAHI" by Faheem Abdullah. Featuring Sunny Kaushal and Tanya Maniktala. Gulshan Kumar & T-Series Present Bhushan Kumar's "JAANA NAHI" Audio Credits: Singer - Faheem Abdullah Music and Composer - Bunny Lyrics - Sagar Music Label - T-Series Video Credits: Director: JP DOP: Harendra Singh Production House: Blue Marble Films Pvt Ltd ( Faraz Ahsan & Avinash Pathak ) Production Manager : Kunal Tarafdar Production Assistant: Ajit Singh Bhati Associate Director: Swapnil Kalpana Joshi 1st Ad: Arya Rawat 2nd Ad: Saif Haider Local Line Producer (Goa): Akash Bolkar Trinity: Rajeev Kumar Jasrotia Production Designers: NA Design Studio - Nikhil Kovale | Apurva Bhagat Art Director: Mithun Thakur Associate Prduction Designer: Varun Wadekar Post Production :- Editor: Gorakshnath Khande DI & Colour Grading: Famous Digital Studios Asst.Editor: Vinod Yadav VFX: ARU VFX VFX Supervisor: Sreejith Madapattil VFX Producer: G Shruti VFX Production Manager: Samson Pj VFX Prep Supervisor: Jayesh Zele Sunny Kaushal Team Manager: Karan Khatri @ Matrix IEC Hair Designer: Darshan Yewalekar Asst. Hair Designer: Akshay cDhallor Makeup Artist: Sajid Khan Personal Spot: Birendar Yadav Tanya Maniktala Team Manager: Srishti Shetty & Nimisha Vithalani @ Matrix IMC Makeup: Darshan Pednekar Hairstylist: Pushkin Bhasin PA: Rajendra Mahto 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/yabR5m2 👉 Follow us on X: https://twitter.com/tseries 👉 Follow us on Instagram: https://ift.tt/KTskYng 👉 Follow us on Snapchat: https://ift.tt/MtjGPHq

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