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Jasmin Bhasin paired opposite Ishaan Khan in a new music video

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Updated At : 01:13 PM Nov 16, 2021 IST

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A music video, Chann Mahiya Ve, featuring actress Jasmin Bhasin and singer Ishaan Khan, has been released on BLive Music.

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Talking about singing this mellifluous track, Ishaan says, “I fell in love as soon as I heard the track and was extremely excited at the prospect of lending my voice to it. As a singer, I tried my best to bring the emotions in the song to the fore with my rendition. It was great fun shooting for the video with Jasmin Bhasin. I hope the audience likes our chemistry in the song.”

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Sharing her excitement over the release of the song, Jasmin says, “These days, people often talk about how young people don’t believe in long-lasting love and are moving from one relationship to another. This song shows that today’s generation still believes in eternal love and are serious about their feelings for their partner. Ishaan is a hugely talented singer and has a great screen presence too. Working with him in the music video was a great experience.”

The song has been directed by Nadeem Akhtar and the wonderful lyrics are by Chandan Saxena.

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