A mother-son bond in the song Ae Savere

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Updated At : 01:59 PM Aug 13, 2021 IST

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Taha Shah Badussha and Soni Razdan give a soothing, emotional tribute to the mother-son bond with their song Ae Savere, released exclusively on YouTube. It brings the voices of the legendary Shankar Mahadevan and the soulful Archana Kamath Hegdekar, who has also composed the music. The lyrics are in Hindi and Kashmiri, which is written by Sunayana Kachroo.

Says Soni Razdan, “The song was an emotional, roller-coaster ride for me. Taha and I got on like a house on fire. He’s a wonderful young man, very sweet and it was lovely working with.”

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