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Mirzya's new song Aave Re Hitchki released

| | Sep 21, 2016, at 12:36 am
Mumbai, Sept 20 (IBNS): Mirzya has launched a new romantic number Aave Re Hitchki.

The film has been delivering some wonderful music this season , which has been trending too.

Aave Re Hitchki is a song which has a perfect brew of traditional and modern music instruments like the Sarangi , Dholak and the Guitar too.

Adil, played by the charismatic Harshvardhan Kapoor, is seen as a stable hand who also doubles up as a tourist guide in Rajasthan and is very beautifully explaining the word Hitchki to a bemused foreign tourist.

As the song progresses, Soochi, played by the versatile Saiyami Kher, starts taking horse riding lessons from Adil, and what develops can only be described as hidden adoration and longing.

Mirzya has been exquisitely shot in the bleak and desolate terrain of Ladakh and the vibrancy of colorful Rajasthan, which heightens the contrast between the two worlds of folklore and contemporary, yet are interwoven very intricately to bring out the story of a legend that will never die.

The eternal love story resonates even today in the modern day world of Rajasthan in 2016, as seen in this song, and is a befitting testimony to two enduring and rebellious lovers.

Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra's – Mirzya is a film inspired by the legendary ‘Mirza Sahiban’, a tragic tale of star-crossed lovers.

Mirzya is scheduled for a grand release on Oct 7.

Link : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2moTDbXNFI&feature=youtu.be

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