Love In Vietnam Makers Drop Amaal And Armaan Malik's First Song After Family Rift
Armaan Malik is celebrating his birthday today, and on this special day, the singer gave his fans an amazing surprise with the makers dropping a mesmerising love ballad titled Bade Din Huye from Love in Vietnam, sung by the singer and starring Shantanu Maheshwari and Avneet Kaur in pivotal roles. This song became even more special as it marks Armaan's first collaboration with brother Amaal after he announced breaking ties with the family.
The romantic saga is the first-ever India-Vietnamese collaboration in Hindi cinema and stars the sensational beauty from Southeast Asia — Kha Ngan. The song marvellously captivates the essence and innocence of true love. Shot across the picturesque locations of Vietnam, this beautiful song, written by Rashmi Virag, is an absolutely unmissable piece of melody.
Talking about the track, Armaan Malik said, 'Bade Din Huye is such a soothing track that has been beautifully composed by my brother Amaal. The song is about the innocent, uncomplicated love that binds two individuals. This song is very special for me, as after a long time I had the opportunity to collaborate with my brother for this melodious masterpiece."
Acclaimed composer Amaal Malik shared, 'Romance is a very beautiful feeling, and it had to be brought right in this track. Armaan and I had not collaborated for long, and we really wanted to bring something that highlights true love in the most melodious way — and here it is."
Bade Din Huye is sung by Armaan Malik, composed by Amaal Malik, and produced by DRJ Records.
Earlier, in an interview with The Hindustan Times, the singer shared that nothing has changed between him and Amaal. 'Our bond is and will always be the same. I know my relationship with my brother, and we are pretty tight. I am the kind of person who doesn't care about what people think or what social media users think. All I care about is what my brother and I think, and we are pretty sorted. Nothing can ever change between us," he said, shutting down rumours of any strain.
The brothers have had a successful history of musical collaborations. Their past projects include popular tracks like Buddhu Sa Mann, Ghar Se Nikalte Hi, Jaan Hai Meri, among others.
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