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2 States' latest track 'Chaandaniya' revealed

| | Apr 09, 2014, at 05:55 pm
Mumbai, Apr 9 (IBNS) The brand new video of the song from '2 States', titled 'Chaandaniya', has been released.

It shows a time in the lives of Krish and Ananya when they are away from each other.

Talented singers K Mohan and Yashita Sharma, from the well know music band ‘Agnee’, have lent their voices for this preppy track.

The video gives a glimpse of the void that has formed in Krish and Ananya’s lives as they try to cope with the distance that has developed in the relation.

The video also portrays the incomplete feeling of being away from your loved one.

A UTV Motion Pictures presentation, and a Sajid Nadiadwala & Karan Johar production, '2 States' has been directed by Abhishek Varman and stars Alia Bhatt and Arjun Kapoor.

It is based on Chetan Bhagat’s best-selling novel 2 States, and is slated to release on Apr 18.

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