" Tu Maza houn Ye " Directed by Dr.Krunal Metha will be releasing soon

Sep 26, 2022


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Pune, Maharashtra Sep 26, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - http://malharnews.com/10133/

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The new Marathi Song " Tu Maza Houn Ye " Directed by Dr.Krunal Metha was recently recorded at elixir studios in Panvel.

The lyricist of the song is Nilesh Katke & Mazi baigo Fame Keval Walanj & Sonali Sonawane are the singers of the Song. Music is arranged and programmed by Anurag Godbole.

Title calligraphy was done by famous Calligraphy artist Aashish Tambe 

Singer Keval Walanj, Director Krunal Metha, Calligraphy artist Aashish Tambe, Gaurav Bhosale, and a team of the song " Tu Maza Houn Ye " was present for the ceremony of Muhurat clap at chinchpokali cha chintamani 

The shoot of the Song will begin soon in Pune and Nearby Pune. 

 

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