A foot-thumping track by Madhubanti Bagchi, Arijit Singh, and Ed Sheeran I will see you From the Shah Rukh Khan-starrer the king has been making waves ever since its release on November 2. In an interview with Variety IndiaMadhubanti said singing a track for King felt like a “dream run”.
He also talked about working with Arijit Singh once again after Bengali songs EGA d And If Jalabi Jwalbo.
Madhubanti Bagchi on singing I will see you
Madhubanti has previously worked with music composers Sachin-Jigar tonight from street 2 and other tracks. but I will see you Something was different.
“Honestly, it feels like a dream run. I grew up watching Shah Rukh Khan, and his films and songs are a huge part of my childhood. So, when I first found out that I will see you It was being filmed on Shah Rukh Khan, I was really happy,” he said.
The singer called it an “incredibly special feeling” to have her voice be a part of a song featuring an actor she grew up watching.
He also recalled what it was like to work with Arijit Singh and Ed Sheeran. Madhubanti said that working with Arijit has always been ‘incredible’. He called Ed Shriran “a very special addition to this collaboration” who gave the song a new tone.
“The millennial in me wants to run through the streets screaming, but I’m somehow holding myself back! I think this is one of those magical collaborations that come together at the right time, and I’m really grateful to be a part of it,” added Madhubanti.
The singer is going to embark on her This Is Who We Are India tour from November 14. Madhubanti said that she would love to have Arijit Singh join her on stage during their tour. I will see you And some of their Bengali duet songs.
the king release date
First song from the king, I will see you Features Shah Rukh and Deepika Padukone. The film marks the reunion of Deepika and Shahrukh after Atlee young. The film also stars Suhana Khan, Abhishek Bachchan, Anil Kapoor, Rani Mukerji, Arshad Warsi and Abhay Verma.
Directed by Siddharth Anand, the king It will hit theaters on December 24.
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