The maestro uploads his first reel celebrating Saawariya completing 1 million reels on Instagram
The King of Melody in Bollywood and eminent playback singer, Kumar Sanu surprises his fans around the world with his first Instagram reel. He is seen dancing to the tunes of Saawariya along with his daughter, Shannon, who is also a singer. With the reel, he celebrates one million Instagram reels of Saawariya, produced by Sony Music India. While Shannon is seen enjoying her performance on the song, Sanu soon follows her to show off his moves. This reel too has gone viral!
Saawariya is sung by Aastha Gill and Kumar Sanu. The legendary singer also makes a cameo in the music video that features actor Arjun Bijlani opposite Aastha. The song has received much love from audiences and continues to be a favourite for the festive & wedding season. Lyrics by Dilwala and composed by Hiten, the fun track will definitely make you groove.
Talking about the success of the song and his reel, Kumar Sanu says, “I am mesmerised by the overwhelming response on Saawariya. Aastha is a very talented singer and it’s always a pleasure to collaborate with Sony Music India. Thank you for all the love! One million reels on the song is huge and to celebrate, I have put up my first ever reel on Saawariya. Hope the audiences continue to shower their love on our song.”
Watch the reel here now - https://www.instagram.com/
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Sony Music Entertainment is a global recorded music company that has on its roster a rich and storied history of iconic artists like Beyonce, Michael Jackson, Shakira, Mariah Carey and Britney Spears and today’s superstars like Harry Styles, Camila Cabello, Travis Scott and Khalid, pan-Indian superstars like Badshah and Harrdy Sandhu, pop sensations Aastha Gill and Akasa, and South India’s biggest acts Anirudh, A.R.Rahman, Vivek-Mervin and Ghibran including several decades-long relationships with Dharma Productions, Madras Talkies and Vishesh Films among others. On offer, is a vast catalogue that comprises some of the most important recordings in history spread across multiple genres, languages and geographies.
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