November 19: Even in a world full of differences, there are many who refuse to give up on our faith that art can bring people together beyond boundaries. Taking the same vein of thought ahead Kaka Ji Records along with Agaazz Music have launched their newest song Gallaan Dilaan Diyaan. Written, composed and sung by Kaka, female singer Sanam Marvi joins Kaka behind the mic. “Borders shouldn’t exist and love must overrule hate,” starts off Kaka about the love ballad that poignantly puts how love trumps all.
He adds, “This song is a turning point for me personally. I wanted to tap into the more emotional and matured side of me, presenting love from a whole new gaze. I have seen more and have experienced more, which has added a whole new layer to my art. I hope people reconnect with how I am thinking now and how I am perceiving love. I want to reach my audiences with my music. I want my work to be candid, to speak to them, to make them feel seen, heard and loved. That was the motive with the song and I hope we have achieved it.”
Marvi tells us, “It was such a joy working with Kaka. To share art with him is an honour. It’s beautiful to see Kaka try something new with this track. I am delighted at how the song has turned out. It sounds straight from the heart and has the depth to resonate with people. I feel soulful songs hit home and that was truly the effort here.”
Enjoying the love of this track, Kaka is already ready with his next – Geet Banuga – an upbeat Punjabi pop track. The song’s hook line talks about how he was not writing anything for a year and unable to put words to his thoughts until he thought of his muse and his ability to write returned with the memory of the woman of his dreams. The song beautifully conveys what keeps a writer going!
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Talking about his visit to Varanasi, Yogesh Tripathi, aka Daroga Happu Singh, said, “Sabhi Kashi Vaasiyon Ko Dev Deepawali Ke Afsar Par Hardik Shubhkamanayein! Our show, Happu Ki Ultan Paltan, enjoys a loyal fanbase in Uttar Pradesh, which is why we decided to visit Varanasi, the city of Ghats, to meet and interact with our audience here. Varanasi is one of the oldest cities in India and home to world-famous temples, which attract millions of devotees. And what better time than Dev Deepawali, as one can witness unique and mesmerizing celebrations! Wherever we travel, our fans greet us with our funny dialogues and my catchphrases – Arre Dada! which makes me very happy. I feel grateful to the audience for always appreciating our work, and we wish to continue amusing all our viewers with many more hilarious tracks. We had a great time interacting with our audience during our visit to famous temples here, local hot spots for street food and shopping, and the memorable boat ride to the ghats. We binged on the city’s mouth-watering delicacies, such as Tamatar chaat and Litti Chokha with Kulhad Ki Chai. Shiv ki Nagri ne mujhe ek baar phir mohit kar diya.
However, it was my second visit to the city in years. I can never get enough of it. And I will keep coming back here for more. Har Har Mahadev!”. Talking about her first-ever visit to Varanasi, Kamna Pathak, aka Rajesh Singh, shared, “Dev Deepawali Ki Humare Sabhi Darshakon Ko Bahut Saari Shubh Kamanayein! Our show, Happu Ki Ultan Paltan, with its funny potbellied Happu Singh, his Dabangg Dulhaniya, Rajjo, and their incredible comic timing and fun banters with Kanpuria quirks and dialect, has struck a chord with the audience, making it one of their most favourite shows. So, this year, to give an extra dose of laughter and witness the city’s festive fervour, we decided to visit Kashi to meet and interact with our audience. I had heard so much about Varanasi but never had an opportunity to visit. It was my first visit, and I was mesmerized by its culture, people, food, shopping, and overall vibe. There’s much to see in Varanasi, from the ghats to palaces, and all this sightseeing goes hand-in-hand with an early morning boat ride. Varanasi is a paradise for vegetarians with its pocket-friendly, flavourful street food, especially Kachori-sabzi, jalebi, golgappe, and thandai are must-try dishes. I was in awe of the city’s beauty and the celebration’s magnitude. I am so delighted that we got this opportunity to visit Kashi. People on the streets instantly recognized us and greeted us. I was so overwhelmed by their love and affection. It is one experience that I will always cherish and remember for a long time.”
