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SHAMBHU RE: Amruta Fadnavis | Maha Shivratri Special | R K Sarkar | Rajdeep Sarkar | Monty Sharma
Presenting "Shambhu Re" Where Faith Breathes, in the mesmerising voice of "Amruta Fadnavis", composed by "Monty Sharma", choreographed & directed by "Raajeev Walia" which has been shot in 27 locations of Lord Shiva. Song Credits: Produced by - R K Sarkar, Rajdeep Sarkar Singer - Amruta Fadnavis Choreographed & Directed By - Raajeev Walia Music Composer - Monty Sharma Lyrics - Srijan Vinay Vaishnav Featuring - Amruta Fadnavis Conceived by - Raajeev Walia Music Programmed & Arranged - Monty Sharmma DOP - Arun Yadav, Raajeev Walia, Suman Dowerah Editor - Vinod Singh Costumes & Styling - Sanghamitra Walia Associate Director - Devendra Parab Asst Director - Surjeet Singh Rathore & Pratik Joshi Dance Choreographer - Mona Sayed Asst Dance Choreographers - Happy Pandey & Manjinder Baaz VFX / AI - Sachin Mohite, Amit Sharma VFX / AI - Asit Choudhary Keys Played - Monty Sharma Male Solo Alap - Gaurav Chati Background Vocals - Gaurav Chati, Rishabh, Jeetu, Sanchari Sengupta, Rubai, Aarohi Rhythm Programmed & Live Sessions - Bobby Shrivastava Recorded At - Strings Studio Recorded By - Jitendra Vishwakarma Mixed and Mastered - Girish Saikia Make Up - Rajesh Patil Hairstylist - Kamal Palan Production Head - Dilip Mandal Dressman - Rafiq Shaikh Edit Studio - Lucia Entertainment DI - Dream Tone Studio DI Colorist - S. V. Conformist - Siddharth Pawar Office Boy - Vilas Bavker Publicity Design - Lalji Wagh, Vow Design Special Thanks - Smt Bharti Lavekar, Surjit Singh Rathore Outdoor Media Partner - Yogesh Lakhani (Bright Advertisement) Special thanks - Sukumar Pramanik (PS to Hema Malini) Assam Production - Bishal Dam Dance Group Mumbai - Sai Sevak Famous Dhol Manin Rajbongshi (Bihu dance group leader) Lakshmi Brahma (Bodo dance group leader) LOCATIONS SAI Stadium - Assam Chardham - Vrindavan Rameshwaram Jyotirling - Tamil Nadu Dhanushkodi - Tamil Nadu Mehboob Studio - Mumbai Har Ki Paudi - Uttrakhand Nageshwar Jyotirling - Gujarat Nathwara Statue of Belief - Rajasthan Neelkanth - Uttrakhand Savitribai Phule Botanical Garden - Mumbai Hrishikesh Shiv Statue - Uttrakhand Mahatrutunjay Shivling - Assam Kedarnath Jyotirling - Uttrakhand Devprayag Sangam - Uttrakhand Lingaraj Temple - Odisha Somnath Temple - Gujarat Adiyogi - Coimbatore Igatpuri - Maharashtra Sarkarbhai Temple - Assam Mahakaleshwar - Ujjain Kashi Vishwanath - Uttar Pradesh Omkareshwar - Madhya Pradesh Trimbakeshwar - Maharashtra Vaijnath - Maharashtra Vaidnath - Himachal Pradesh Murudeshwar - Karnataka Azimala - Thiruvananthapuram Music Label - T-Series ___________________________________ Enjoy & stay connected with us! 👉 Subscribe to T-Series: https://youtube.com/tseries 👉 Like us on Facebook: https://ift.tt/NfpkBv9 👉 Follow us on X: https://twitter.com/tseries 👉 Follow us on Instagram: https://ift.tt/VlXqdUI 👉 Follow us on Snapchat: https://ift.tt/0IcA7eF


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