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Two talented Kashmiri musicians, Faheem Abdullah and Arslan Nizami, have made their debut in Bollywood through Mohit Suri's upcoming film Saiyaara. The pair worked on the film's title track, which is part of an album Suri carefully curated over five years. Their journey from Kashmir to a Yash Raj Films production represents a significant breakthrough for regional talent. The film, introducing Ahaan Panday, is set to release on July 18, 2025, promising a musical and romantic experience.

Key Points: Kashmir's Faheem Abdullah Debuts in Mohit Suri's Saiyaara

  • Debut Kashmiri musicians feature in Saiyaara's title track
  • Mohit Suri curated album over 5 years
  • YRF launches new talent from Kashmir
  • Romantic track highlights love and separation
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Kashmiri musicians Faheem Abdullah , Arslan Nizami share their working experience in 'Saiyaara'

Two Kashmiri musicians Faheem Abdullah and Arslan Nizami share their breakthrough in Yash Raj Films' romantic musical Saiyaara

"Ek sapna tha ho hakikat ban gaya - Arslan Nizami"

Mumbai, June 7

Kashmiri debutant musical artistes Faheem Abdullah and Arslan Nizami expressed excitement about working in Mohit Suri's directorial 'Saiyaara'.

Saiyaara title track features the launch of two exciting musical artists from Kashmir.

Speaking to ANI, Faheem said, "I think ye hum dono ki life long manifestations thi jisko lekar hum aaj yahan par hai i am so grateful to sir(Mohit Suri) for believing in us i don't think hum pe itn apressure pada..bahut at ease the hum log we were just trying to be true to emotions."

"Ek sapna tha ho hakikat ban gaya..we both never thought that..Kashmir se aake we will be working for YRF and Mohit sir, " added Arslan.

Mohit Suri's directorial 'Saiyaara's much-awaited title track has finally been released by the Yash Raj Films (YRF) on Tuesday. Director Mohit Suri's films are often characterised by their romantic songs and visually appealing scenes.

The new title track of 'Saiyaara' is no exception. Featuring Ahaan Panday and Aneet Panda in the song, the title track highlights their love and separation.

The title track consists of romantic scenes between the duo, with periodic glimpses of Ahaan showcasing anger and sadness as he reminisces about the beautiful, love-filled memories shared with Aneet.The title track is sung by debutant Faheem A and is composed by Tanishk Bagchi, Faheem Abdullah, and Arslan Nizami.

Known for films like 'EK Villian' and 'Aashiqui 2', Mohit Suri revealed that 'Saiyaara' album consists of songs and melodies that he has "carefully collected and curated for over 5 years.""One thing that only a handful of close friends know about me is that I love meeting new composers, singers, collecting melodies and songs, much like people who love reading, collect books. So, the album of Saiyaara has my songs, thoughts, and melodies, which I have carefully collected and curated for over 5 years," said Mohit Suri as per the press note by the makers.

'Saiyaara' introduces Ahaan Panday, the cousin of Ananya Panday. It is produced by the company's CEO, Akshaye Widhani, and it is set to release on July 18, 2025, in theatres worldwide.

- ANI

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Rahul K.
So heartwarming to see talent from Kashmir getting mainstream opportunities! Music truly has no boundaries. Wishing Faheem and Arslan all the success - their journey from Kashmir to YRF is inspiring. Mohit Suri always delivers magical songs, can't wait to hear this one!
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Priya M.
Mohit Suri's music never disappoints! But honestly, I'm more excited about discovering these new Kashmiri artists than another Ananya Panday cousin debut 🙈 No offense to Ahaan, but fresh musical talent is what Bollywood needs more of!
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Amit S.
Kashmir has such rich musical heritage - from Sufi to folk. Glad YRF is tapping into this talent pool. Hope this opens doors for more regional artists across India to get mainstream recognition. Jai Hind! 🇮🇳
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Neha T.
Listened to the title track - the Kashmiri influence in the music is subtle but beautiful! Though I wish they had used more traditional instruments like santoor to really showcase their roots. Still, a great start for these talented boys!
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Vikram J.
As someone from Jammu, this makes me so proud! For too long, only negative stories come out about our region. Finally some positive representation through art and music. Inshallah, more collaborations like this will happen 🤞
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Sunita R.
The song is melodious but honestly sounds like every other Mohit Suri romantic track. The real story here is the breakthrough by Faheem and Arslan. Hope Bollywood gives them more opportunities beyond just being "Kashmiri artists" - they're talented musicians first!

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