Music director KR Wahi is making headlines for his song Afghani Tadka

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Updated At : 01:39 PM Jul 24, 2021 IST

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Popular music director KR Wahi is making headlines these days for his latest song, titled Afghani Tadka, which features international sensation, Farzana Naz.

The foot tapping track has been released on Zee Music recently. Bollywood singer Ritu Pathak has given her voice to this upbeat song and Arafat Mehmood has penned the lyrics. The video of the song is directed by Shabby whereas the mixing and mastering has been done by Eric Pillai.

Talking about the song, Wahi says, “Afghani Tadka is a fun dance number. In today’s testing times when pandemic has created stress, this song brings happy and positive vibes. The whole idea of creating this track was to give a feel-good number to listeners. I am overwhelmed with the kind of response the song is getting. I will keep making good music for my fans.”

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