Shreya Ghoshal, Armaan Malik, Javed Ali unite for musical comedy 'Jeena Dil Se', to release in cinemas on this date

The musical trio of Shreya Ghoshal, Armaan Malik, Javed Ali is coming together for the musical comedy titled Jeena Dil Se, which is all set to release in cinemas on May 29. The singers and music composer have teamed up for the song Akkad Bakkad.

Director Adhish Rana’s approach seems rooted in a genuine love for old school Bollywood where stories, music and emotion all moved together. That influence shows up subtly. The film chooses to stay simple and relatable.

Shot across parts of Haryana, the film also carries a strong sense of place. The visuals, especially moments like the Brahma Sarovar aarti sequence add a layer of authenticity to the narrative without taking away from its lighthearted tone.

In the end, Jeena Dil Se feels like the kind of film that doesn’t rush to impress. It takes its time and leans into its music and lets the story unfold in a way that feels easy and nonchalant.

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Shreya Ghoshal began singing by the age of 11. She was Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s discovery. They collaborated for his magnum opus Devdas in 2002 and had then reunited for the ballad Sukoon. It has been two decades and the association is still as soothing and solid.

On meeting Sanjay Leela Bhansali for the first time

"One of the biggest, life changing, turning points of my career. He’s not only one of the biggest directors but also one of the most interesting human beings I’ve ever come across. He’s one of the most passionate, creative minds we have. It was very thrilling to meet him at his first office space. Ismail Darbar ji was there, other musicians were there, they were rehearsing and discussing music. They were listening to my songs that released when I was a child since I have been singing since the age of 11. They made me sing and it’s all very vivid in my memory. I was very nervous but also very excited to be among the most genuine stalwarts. One of the greatest debuts anyone can expect," the singer told Firstpost in an interview.