This story is from November 13, 2018
Padi Padi Leche Manasu title track receives good response
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The film ‘Padi Padi Leche Manasu’ was shot in Hyderabad, Kolkata and Nepal, while the title track has reportedly been shot in the Spiti Valley in Himalayas. “I’m really excited to share this new Telugu song with you all. Here’s presenting the #PadiPadiLecheManasu title song composed by @Composer_Vishal & written by @kk_lyricist! Joining me on the vocals is #SinduriVishal. Hope you all enjoy it,” (sic) wrote Armaan Malik sharing the video. He added, “And last but not the least featuring the amazing #Sharwanand & @Sai_Pallavi92.” (sic)
He also wrote, “I believe Indian Music is so much bigger than just Hindi Music. I am so glad & fortunate enough to have had the opportunity to lend my voice to some amazing songs in Bengali, Kannada, Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam & many more Indian languages. These are the many colours of our INDIA” (sic)
title track
of Hanu Raghavapudi’s upcoming film ‘Padi Padi Leche Manasu
’ with Sharwanand and Sai Pallavi released recently.lyrical video
for the song has been received well, with fans enthusiastic about the stunning visuals. Crooned by Armaan Malik andSinduri Vishal
, the song features beautiful lyrics penned byKrishna Kanth
which portray the tenderness of love. The lyrical video also features beautiful music composed by Vishal Chandrasekhar.The film ‘Padi Padi Leche Manasu’ was shot in Hyderabad, Kolkata and Nepal, while the title track has reportedly been shot in the Spiti Valley in Himalayas. “I’m really excited to share this new Telugu song with you all. Here’s presenting the #PadiPadiLecheManasu title song composed by @Composer_Vishal & written by @kk_lyricist! Joining me on the vocals is #SinduriVishal. Hope you all enjoy it,” (sic) wrote Armaan Malik sharing the video. He added, “And last but not the least featuring the amazing #Sharwanand & @Sai_Pallavi92.” (sic)
He also wrote, “I believe Indian Music is so much bigger than just Hindi Music. I am so glad & fortunate enough to have had the opportunity to lend my voice to some amazing songs in Bengali, Kannada, Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam & many more Indian languages. These are the many colours of our INDIA” (sic)
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