Chali Kahani, from Tamasha, was indeed an interesting
track.
It was five minutes and 19 seconds long, and had references to various figures from Indian folklore (Sohni and Mahiwal), mythology (Kamsa and Lord Krishna), the Bible (Moses) and even the Indian epic Mughal-E-Azam.
It was a situational song, which was penned by Irshad Kamil.
The man who rendered it was none other than Sukhwinder. Not for nothing is the Sing(h)er considered a favourite with A R Rahman, who composed it.
He was joined behind the microphone by a couple of other singers, Haricharan and Haripriya.
It was five minutes and 19 seconds long, and had references to various figures from Indian folklore (Sohni and Mahiwal), mythology (Kamsa and Lord Krishna), the Bible (Moses) and even the Indian epic Mughal-E-Azam.
It was a situational song, which was penned by Irshad Kamil.
The man who rendered it was none other than Sukhwinder. Not for nothing is the Sing(h)er considered a favourite with A R Rahman, who composed it.
He was joined behind the microphone by a couple of other singers, Haricharan and Haripriya.
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