Saiyaara
Saiyaara's romantic track Barbaad out now, Mohit Suri reveals reason to rope in Jubin for the song
Mumbai/IBNS: After the chartbuster Saiyaara title track, Yash Raj Films and Mohit Suri on Tuesday released the second song Barbaad from the much-awaited romantic film Saiyaara sung by Jubin Nautiyal with lyrics and composition by The Rish.
In Barbaad, Mohit has roped in the hugely acclaimed Jubin Nautiyal to lend his voice for this soulful romantic track as he feels Jubin is the voice of the generation when it comes to romance.
Mohit reveals, “There are always singers who become the voice of a generation for romance and Jubin Nautiyal is definitely right up there! I was always sure that the album of Saiyaara would have Jubin singing a soulful romantic track. When I got Barbaad, I knew Jubin would be the perfect fit.”
He adds, “Jubin has a very unique voice that makes romantic songs have more feel, more impact. It is a rare quality for any singer to have which is why such singers become the biggest of the stars. I feel if a singer can land a romantic song that people can connect to, can identify with, it is truly a gift from above to have such a talent.”
Mohit feels Barbaad will be nostalgic for everyone who has felt love in their lives.
He says, “Romantic songs have the power to evoke deep, personal nostalgia and I believe Barbaad will do that to people who have felt love in their lives. Barbaad is a song about how love can consume lovers and yet leave them wanting for more.”
He adds, “After the incredible response we have got for Saiyaara title track, we hope people love Barbaad too and give our film more love in the run up to our release.”
The film introduces Ahaan Panday as a hero to the Hindi film industry and also stars Aneet Padda (who had featured in the series Big Girls Don’t Cry) as the female lead.
Saiyaara is set to release on July 18, 2025 in theatres worldwide.
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