Dhaval Roy (DNA; September 19, 2019)

Armaan Malik is fondly called the Prince of Romance by his fans. Not surprising, given his chartbusters Bol Do Na Zara (Azhar), Sab Tera (Baaghi), the latest, Pehla Pyaar (Kabir Singh) and more. But now, the singer is all set to drop his first heartbreak number, Tootey Khaab.

The single has been composed by Kunaal-Rangon and penned by Kunaal Vermaa. Directed by Shabby, the video will also feature the Buddhu Sa Mann hitmaker. Armaan says, “After Aaja Na Ferrari Mein and Ghar Se Nikalte Hi, I wanted to challenge myself and go a step further. I’ve never sung a proper break-up song and I was in search of an emotional track that depicted that melancholy in the most honest way possible. When I heard Tootey Khaab, I immediately knew this was going to be my next single. It’s from the heart and I’m sure it will resonate with the youth.”

Chaya Unnikrishnan (DNA; September 9, 2019)

Non-film songs are in vogue and artistes are dropping them with much alacrity. Tony Kakkar is the latest to come up with a new track, Bijli Ki Taar, produced by Bhushan Kumar. The peppy club banger will feature the sensuous Urvashi Rautela alongside him. Composed and sung by the Coca Cola Tu hitmaker, the video has been shot in Georgia and directed by Shabby. A source says that it showcases the instant connect a young boy feels on his brush with a beautiful girl face-to-face. And when the girl makes a dashing entry on a bike, the boy’s heart races and he experiences a current, akin to one from a bijli ki taar. “Tony knows what young party-goers will like. With that in mind, he has created a single that’s going to be lapped up by his target audience. We are happy to have come together with him on Bijli Ki Taar. Urvashi takes the song a notch higher with her zestful energy in this dance number,” says Bhushan.

Tony enthuses that he had a blast creating the song. “It’s a complete fun number and I hope it strikes a chord with the audience. Bhushan ji has a great music sense and has been supportive throughout the making of this song,” he gushes.

While Urvashi, who has some scintillating dance moves in the video says, “I take time to decide projects I want to be part of. When I heard the song for the first time, I loved it. I got to try out different types of dance forms — such as Locking and Popping. Although it was a hectic shoot that stretched for 19 hours on a particular day, I thoroughly enjoyed it. I had an amazing time working with Shabby and the rest of the team in this song where I got to be a biker.”