Mr Shergill rendered ARocking track

Trust A R Rahman to pull a Rabbit out of his hat almost every time he wields the composer’s baton.

Mr Shergill was indeed the right man to render Tu Mun Shudi from Raanjhanaa.

But by no means was he the only one credited as the crooner – he was joined behind the microphone by none other than Chennai’s Mozart himself.

There is absolutely no connection between wafaayein (loyalties) and taaza hawaayein (fresh winds), but it was established by the wizard named Irshad Kamil, who penned it.

The track was four minutes and 42 seconds long.

Shergill succeeded at gRabbing attention

Jab Tak Hai Jaan, which released in 2012, was the last film directed by Yash Chopra, who died the same year.

Although the film released a few weeks after his death, he was able to witness the release of its soundtrack.

Its songs, which were penned by Gulzar, included Challa, which was five minutes and 23 seconds long.

A R Rahman composed the track, which was rendered by Gurpreet Singh Shergill, better known as Rabbi.

It was shot at several locations in London. These included Trafalgar Square, Canary Wharf, Hungerford Bridge and Golden Jubilee Bridges.