Saregama is good to go to sizzle with the release of their most recent unique single – Mazaa, made and sung by the B Praak, and composed by well-known lyricist Jaani. The video, coordinated by ace narrator Arvindr Khaira, highlights well-known TV and film stars Gurmeet Choudhary and Hansika Motwani, and portrays a story of adoration, double-crossing and reclamation, in an advanced metropolitan sentiment.

Delivered today, the tune follows the enthusiastic excursion of a man who is appeared to have wandered from his relationship yet requests absolution and reclamation from his accomplice. While trying to offer peace, he is all set to any length to win her back. In any case, will she give him one more opportunity?

With lyricist Jaani employing the famous pen, the melody gets going with a genuinely intense couplet, straightforwardly declaring a demonstration of betrayal. However, with a deft touch, in the following lines, Jaani acquires the point of how genuine affection is just found in the arms of your darling and not in the wanton demonstrations of desire. The verses are an impression of the everyday routine and times we experience, a takeoff from the standard love melodies we will hear. The unique science between the lead couple Hansika and Gurmeet, combined with the poignancy loaded voice of B Praak who additionally includes in the video, makes for some capturing seeing.

Commenting on the release of the song, Gurmeet said. “What an absolute cracker of a track I am privileged to be part of it. When I heard the song for the first time, I was bowled over by its captivating melody and bold lyrics. Of course, when you have an ace musician like B Praak and a lyricist like Jaani, the result is bound to be top-notch. The video depicts the emotional journey of an urban couple, and our video director Arvindr Khaira has captured this with great sensitivity. I am really looking forward to the audience’s reaction to this song.”  

 Hansika added, “Mazaa connected with me instantly – with its lyrics and music. I am a big fan of B Praak’s music and a chance to feature in any video of his is something I couldn’t let go of. The video isn’t a typical video with a hook step. What really got me excited was the chance of emoting in a music video. To depict the emotional turmoil that my character goes through in short 3 minutes was something that I looked forward to, and Arvindr Khaira’s precise direction helped me a lot.”