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KATTALAN: MAJAKO MALLIKA (Hindi) Lyrical | Cubes Entertainments| B.Ajaneesh | Pepe | Sunil | Kabir S
Presenting the First Lyrical Video of the song "Majako Malika" from the movie Kattalan. Film Details: Film Name: KATTALAN Banner: Cubes Entertainments Directed by: Paul George Produced by: Shareef Muhammed Starring: Antony Varghese, Sunil, Kabir Duban Singh, Dushara Vijayan, Parth Tiwarii, Jagadeesh, Siddhique, Hanan Shaah, Hipzter, Anson Paul, Raj Tirandasu, Shon Joy etc. Music & Background Score: B. Ajaneesh Loknath Dialogues: Unni R DOP: Renadive Additional DOP: Chandru Selvaraj Editor: Shameer Muhammed Stunts: Action Sandhosh, Kecha Khamphakdee Screenplay: Paul George, Joby Varghese, Jero Jacob Executive Producer: Jumana Shareef Production Designer: Sunil Das Creative Producer: Dipil Dev Production Controller: Deepak Parameswaran Chief Associate: Rajesh Bhasker Audiography: Rajakrishnan MR Sound Design: Kishan, Sapthaa Records Costume: Dhanya Balakrishnan Makeup: Ronex Xavier Still Photography: Amal C Sadhar Choreography: Sherif VFX: 3 Doors Colourist: Srik Varier Digital Marketing: Obscura Entertainments PRO Marketing: Vaisakh C Vadakkeveedu, Jinu Anilkumar PRO: Athira Diljith Public Relation: Vazhoor Jose Hindi Marketing: MAX Marketing LTD Tamil PRO: Sathish S2E, Sri Venkatesh P Tamil Digital: AKD, Guna Telugu PRO: Vamsi Sekhar Telugu Digital: Haashtag Media, Dilip Kannada PRO: Shreya Unchalli Title Design: Ident Labs Publicity Designs: Yellowtooths Musical: B. Ajaneesh Loknath Music Credits Film: Kattalan Song: Majako Mallika Composed, Arranged & Programmed by: B. Ajaneesh Loknath Keyboards: B. Ajaneesh Loknath, Sharan Rao, Vipul Rhythms: B. Ajaneesh Loknath Additional Programming: Kalyan Chakravarthy Trumpet: Maxwell Rajan Coordinator: K D Vincent Song Mixed & Mastered by: Pukhraj Sonkar (@Inhouse Studio, Mumbai) Assistant: Dipesh Dhruw Music Production: C R Bobby B. Ajaneesh Loknath Abbs Studios, Bangalore Hindi Version Lyricist: Arafat Mehmood Singers: Abby & Harshika Devanath Chorus: Anirudh,Rahul,Milan Joy,Amal C Ajith,Akash V H,Amithav Suresh,Deric Dereesh,Soorya Shyam Gopal Music Rights: T-Series Distribution: Cubes Entertainments Overseas Distribution Partner: Phars Film ___________________________________ Enjoy & stay connected with us! 👉 Subscribe to T-Series: https://youtube.com/tseries 👉 Like us on Facebook: https://ift.tt/L7OeAdc 👉 Follow us on X: https://twitter.com/tseries 👉 Follow us on Instagram: https://ift.tt/DM3e2sL 👉 Follow us on Snapchat: https://ift.tt/nj6aJ7y #kattalan #antonyvarghese #shareefmuhammed #paulgeorge #ajaneeshloknath #cubesentertainments #suneel #kabirsingh #hananshaah #hipzter #jagadish #siddhique #marco #cubesinternational #comingsoon #newmovie #action #fight #actionmovie #elephant #ivory #firstsingle #kecha #sunil #trending


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