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Naman Tula (Official Video): Amruta Fadnavis | Riteish Deshmukh | Anu Malik | Chaitanya Kulkarni
Presenting the Official Video Song "Naman Tula" by Amruta Fadnavis, Feat. Riteish Deshmukh. Audio Credits: Sung by : Smt Amruta Fadnavis Composer : Anu Malik Lyrics by : Chaitanya Kulkarni Music Arranged by : Jackie Vanjari Recorded and Mixed by : Vijay Dayal @yrf Studios. Assistant Engineer: Sagar Sathe Project by : Sandip R. Ghuge (President Bjp Chitrapat Union) Legal Advice by : Adv Shankar Potlam & Aditi Ghuge Pre Production by John Tabrej, Sanju Nadar, Jayesh Kamble (jd) ,santosh Koli & Shivaay Patil Music Label: T-Series Video Credits: Featuring : Amruta Fadnavis Special Thanks : Reteish Deshmukh Video by : Paramax Studios Directed by : Shakti Hasija Executive Producer : Kunjan Hasija Line Producer : Abhijeet Jondhale Choreographer : Pavan-Bob Assistants : Paddy, Love Patil, Ambika, Nikita, Mehul, Panchami Rehearsal Studio: Vibein Studio Dop : Jerry Pundkar 2nd Dop : Ghanhshyamm Nk 1st AC : Dinesh Neerati Gaffer : Dinesh Yadav Steady Cam Operator : Pradeep Singh Jimmy Jib Operator : Rahul Khatiwada Focus Puller : Sarvesh Panchal & Mantesh Chougule Production Designer : Faisal Saifi Art Director’s : Bhaskar Singh & Raju Kumar Sah Ad : Aakib Siddique & Taniya Thanadar Editor & Colorist: Taniya Thanadar Amruta Fadnavis Team Make-Up : Rajesh Patil Hairn : Kamal Palan Assistant : Dinesh Patil Costume Designer : Nachiket Barve Costume Assistant : Rajeshree Medy Saree Draper : Jaya Malpekar Riteish Deshmukh Team Management Team : Nandita Sachdev, Chandni Kargathra , Ayush Padukone Management Agency : Collective Artists Network Makeup Artist : Nitin Indulkar Hair Stylist : Adnan Khan (Aalim Haakim) Spot Boy : Ashok Murme , Security- Rahul Matale, Driver- Narendra Addional Costume : Deepali Kiran Kuchate Addional Hair & Mak up : Amit Amberkar Production Controller : Rahul Jaiswar & Suved Patil Production Manager : Manoj Kumar Recording Studio Coordination John Tabrej, Sanju Nadar, Santosh Koli & Shivaay Patil ___________________________________ Enjoy & stay connected with us! 👉 Subscribe to T-Series: https://youtube.com/tseries 👉 Like us on Facebook: https://ift.tt/W0jXGPN 👉 Follow us on X: https://twitter.com/tseries 👉 Follow us on Instagram: https://ift.tt/VMiFHXW 👉 Follow us on Snapchat: https://ift.tt/e2lcM9b


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