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Arijit Singh’s Voice Wins Again through New Song ‘Tu Hi Disda’ from Bhooth Bangla

Arijit Singh’s Voice Wins Again through New Song ‘Tu Hi Disda’ from Bhooth Bangla

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Bollywood is bringing back the nostalgic essence of positive romantic tracks with ‘Tu Hi Disda’ from Bhooth Bangla. It is performed by Arijit Singh and Nikhita Gandhi.

Arijit Singh’s Voice Wins Again through New Song ‘Tu Hi Disda’ from Bhooth Bangla
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Bollywood’s heartthrob playback singer Arijit Singh retired from playback singing as he wanted to continue his own musical journey. However, fans can find him again through the tunes of ‘Tu Hi Disda’, the latest song from the movie ‘Bhooth Bangla’. This song by Pritam is bringing back the familiar essence of Bollywood music that is melodic, enticing, and often romantic. The magical vocals of Arijit Singh surely make this track melodic and engaging, while the soft musical arrangement complements his voice. The lyrics for the song are offered by Kumaar, and he has also done a great job in making it poetic. The song also includes a female vocal, which is offered by Nikhita Gandhi. This song is currently buzzing among the fans as they can find Arijit’s fresh creation once again.

However, it’s not just Arijit Singh who made the fans happy, but also the whole production, as the movie is highly anticipated as well. ‘Bhooth Bangla’ is an upcoming film by director Priyadarshan, who is well known for his comedy movies that go beyond action and thriller. This film features Akshay Kumar and Wamiqa Gabbi as the main cast, and the visuals for the song and movie showcase the same palace from ‘Bhool Bhulaiyaa,’ which is creating a major sensation among the Bollywood fans. Even the characters of ‘Chhota Pandit’ can be seen in the clips. Surely, the comedic horror elements, with the same haunted palace, make fans heavily nostalgic.

The latest song ‘Tu Hi Disda’ is quite soothing with its melodic approach, along with its breezy and scenic visuals beside waterfalls and forests. Dreamy, sweet, and romantic, the song is enjoyable, and the chemistry between Akshay and Wamiqa seems to be interesting on the big screens. There is a ‘feel-good’ essence in the track, which showcases the versatility of Pritam as a composer. This highly talented music director has offered countless beautiful tracks for Bollywood, yet he is notorious for copying a majority of musical creations. Till now, he has been copying from different countries and languages such as English, Korean, and others.

Even after copying more than 44 songs, this time Pritam has done something that is a shame to own people. This Bengali music composer has copied Satyajit Ray’s authentic creations, and that is quite outrageous. The act has been criticized by the Bengali community and honest music artists, but as usual, it gained much popularity all over India with a deep religious inclination. The song is called “Ram Ji Aake Bhala Karenge,” which is heavily copied from Satyajit Ray’s creation “Bhooter Raja Dilo Bor” from his own movie ‘Goopy Gyne Bagha Byne’ that was released in 1969. This is not a tribute but a shameful copyright infringement of the Oscar-winning legend’s work, who is also a cultural icon.

‘Bhooth Bangla’ is all set to release on April 10 of this year, and fans are waiting to hit the theaters to enjoy the nostalgic horror essence. The release of the song ‘Tu Hi Disda’ is making fans wonder whether Arijit has returned to playback singing or not, and the answer is no. These songs are being released now along with the upcoming movie, but they were recorded long ago. Therefore, more songs by Arijit could be released, but he is not necessarily coming back to playback again. ‘Tu Hi Disda’ is setting the bar high for romantic Bollywood tracks that come with a positive adventurous essence rather than melancholy and poignancy. Check out the latest music video for the song on YouTube and find out more.

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