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Himesh Reshammiya Unveils Romantic Song Inspired by Wife Sonia Kapoor

Himesh Reshammiya shares insights on his new romantic song, inspired by his love for Sonia Kapoor, during Indian Idol.

Mumbai, November 11 (Daily Kiran) : Music composer Himesh Reshammiya has shared a sneak peek of his new romantic song, inspired by his love for his wife, Sonia Kapoor. The track captures the essence of love at first sight.

During a recent episode of Indian Idol, Himesh revealed how personal experiences and discussions with filmmaker Sooraj Barjatya influenced the creation of this melody. He described it as a powerful romantic song that reflects the emotions of falling in love at first glance. “This is a truly intense romantic song about love at first sight,” he stated.

Himesh admitted that the emotions stem from his relationship with Sonia. He humorously noted, “I get scolded at home every day. She nags me, but my friends, I love her so much that I can’t say anything back. So, to bring a smile to her face, I created this song, ‘Tum Jeene Ki Wajah Ho’.”

He further elaborated on the song’s depth, mentioning that Sooraj Barjatya suggested that their love is so beautiful that it should be captured in a way that resonates with everyone. “There are moments in Shahravi’s character that will make anyone fall in love,” he said. This profound sentiment about first love became a significant moment in the song, which he composed for Sonia. After playing it for Sooraj, who loved it, lyricist Kumar wrote the lyrics, and Vishal sang it.

The song received a special spotlight on the Indian Idol stage, where Rishi Singh and Anshika Chonkar delivered a captivating performance. Their rendition impressed Ayushmann and Shahravi, who were so moved that they took to the stage to commend the contestants.

Ayushmann, who plays a romantic role in the film, praised the song, saying, “It felt amazing, which is why we were on stage; we couldn’t hold back. As Himesh mentioned, the film’s situation is such that I see Shahravi for the first time on a train, and it’s love at first sight. It’s rare and beautiful; this love is priceless. The way these two portrayed it is commendable.”

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