Surbhi Chandna's Farzi Song Is A ‘Chapter Scarred By Betrayal'
The teaser presents a story of love and heartbreak set against the dark backdrop of a live music bar.
Surbhi Chandna's production house, Feel Good Originals, is gearing up for yet another soul-stirring melody, Farzi, this year. Surbhi shared the second teaser for the song, and it promises to be a heart-wrenching one after Ishtam's success. Surbhi Chandna shared that the filming for the music video has begun, and fans can expect it to be released soon.
The teaser presents a story of love and heartbreak set against the dark backdrop of a live music bar. In the caption, Surbhi wrote, 'A Chapter Scarred By Betrayal…From The House Of…Feel Good Originals…This Monsoon…Skies Will Break Into Tears FARZI ਫਰਜ਼ੀ. Lights Camera Confession!! Filming Commences."
Earlier, Surbhi Chandna produced the music video Ishtam under her banner Feel Good Originals. Ishtam showcases a fresh pair, Vivek Dahiya and Anaira Gupta. Set against the gorgeous background of Kerala, the song features a unique blend of Hindi and Malayalam lyrics that provide depth to the melodious tune. Mahesh Anitha Kunta directed the song, which was co-directed by Tanmay Mohite. Kavya Kriti, Yashraaj, and Salamat Khan provided additional vocals. Kavya Kriti composed the music, and Sreekanth Varrier and Karan Sharma wrote the lyrics for it.
Previously, during the promotion of Ishtam, the actress revealed that the song was directly inspired by the renowned A.R. Rahman tunes Kehna Hi Kya. According to Chennai Online, in an interview, she explained how the Ishtam team aspired to create something soulful and unique. To accomplish this, they sought inspiration from one of A.R. Rahman's most famous tunes from the film Bombay. The original song is known for its melody, delicate vocals, and distinctive musical arrangement. Her team employed the same emotional depth and musical approach to make Ishtam.
Before turning into a producer with Feel Good Originals. Surbhi has had a successful career in television. She has been part of shows like Ishqbaaz, Qubool Hai, Dil Boley Oberoi, Sanjivani, Naagin 5 and Sherdil Shergill, among others.
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