IFFI 2023: Pankaj Tripathi's poetry sets the stage for Shreya Ghoshal's performance
Shreya Ghoshal sang Tu Jo Hai while Taba Chake sang Aye Mere Dil which set a soul-touching backdrop for the film

Streaming platform Zee5 launched the trailer of Kadak Singh at the International Film Festival of India last evening. And it was nothing short of an enchanting affair that melded the soulful verses of Pankaj Tripathi's poetry with the melodies of Shreya Ghoshal and Taba Chake. Music directed by Shantanu Moitra, the evening was a musical prowess.
The day was marked by a harmonious fusion of talent artists such as as Pankaj Tripathi, Shantanu Moitr, Shreya Ghoshal and Taba Chake.
This collaboration, held at IIFI, set the stage for the anticipated release of the movie on ZEE5, leaving attendees spellbound with its celebration of cinematic artistry and creative brilliance. Shreya Ghoshal sang Tu Jo Hai while Taba Chake sang Aye Mere Dil which set a soul-touching backdrop for the film.
The audience was enthralled by the musical renditions brilliantly orchestrated by the talented Shantanu Moitra. Their performances were nothing short of magical, infusing each note with emotion, transporting the audience into the heart of the film's thematic landscape.
The synergy between these talented artists at the IFFI trailer launch event not only tantalized the senses but also offered a glimpse into the cinematic marvel that Kadak Singh promises to be. As the countdown begins for its release on ZEE5 in December, this artistic collaboration serves as an enchanting prelude, leaving audiences eager to delve into the depths of this film's storytelling prowess and thematic richness.

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