Ikkis’ Love Song Sitaare Out! Arijit Singh’s Mesmerising Vocals Brings Warmth, Tenderness And Yearning To Agastya Nanda’s War Drama- Watch

The highly anticipated war drama Ikkis officially kicks off its musical campaign with the release of Sitaare. Sung by the maestro Arijit Singh, the song is an emotionally charged love ballad that promises to linger in the hearts of audience long after they hear it.

Sitaare offers the first tender glimpse into the gentle, understated romance between Agastya Nanda and Simar Bhatia, whose on-screen bond brings warmth to the film’s intense narrative. Scroll below to hear it.

Ikkis’ Love Ballad Sitaare Out!

While the film is rooted in theme of courage, sacrifice and patriotism, Sitaare opens a soft, glowing window into the world of young love. Sung by Arijit Singh and woven together with Amitabh Bhattacharya’s delicate poetic lyricism, the song is composed and produced by White Noise Collectives. The tack is without a doubt a soft whisper of love.

Sitaara beautifully captures the tender relationship between Agastya Nanda and Simar Bhatia’s characters, set against a dreamy visual palette. Visually rich and emotionally stirring, the song’s imagery reflects quiet moments of connection and longing, captured in a warm, intimate cinematic palette. With soulful vocals, evocative lyrics, and sweeping orchestration, Sitaare is poised to become one of the year’s most memorable romantic tracks.

Adding their perspective White Noise Collectives shared, “From the very beginning, we knew ‘Sitaare’ had to set the emotional tone for Ikkis. It’s the soul of the album that sounds intimate, warm and honest. Working with Arijit and Amitabh da made it effortless, like every piece naturally found its place. Watching it reach the audience now feels like seeing a quiet emotion finally find its voice.”

Agastya, Simar On Sitaara

Talking about the song, Agastya Nanda shared, “‘Sitaare’ is the emotional heartbeat of our story, and it feels like stepping into a little bubble of calm and love before Arun’s life takes a dramatic turn.” He further added, “Watching the visuals blend with Arijit sir’s voice feels surreal and gives me goosebumps. I hope listeners feel the softness and sincerity we tried to bring into every frame,”

Adding to that Simar Bhatia said, “There’s so much sincerity in ‘Sitaare’. It’s soft, intimate, and full of delicate emotions. It sets the tone for Arun’s journey in such a beautiful way. I hope the audience connects to the emotions, honesty and the quiet magic we felt while filming it.”

Before the tanks roll out, before the uniform shines and before the chaos of the battlefield takes over, Sitaare gives audiences a chance to feel and connect with the heart, humanity and inner world of Arun Khetarpal. With stirring vocals, heartfelt writing and visually immersive storytelling, Sitaare sets the perfect romantic foundation for the emotional journey that Ikkis promises.

Close your eyes, let the music wrap around you, and step into the world of Ikkis. Let Sitaare guide you there quietly, gently and with all its shimmering emotion.

About Ikkis

Directed by the acclaimed Sriram Raghavan and backed by the visionary producer Dinesh Vijan under Maddock Films, “Ikkis” brings to screen the extraordinary true story of Second Lieutenant Arun Khetpal, India’s youngest Param Vir Chakra awardee, whose unparalleled courage during the 1971 Indo-Pak war has become a symbol of national pride. The film features Agastya Nanda opposite Simar Bhatia, along with compelling performances by Jaideep Ahlawat and the late icon Dharmendra ji, whose role now resonates with even greater emotional depth. Poised to inspire and move audiences across the country, “Ikkis” is scheduled for a grand theatrical release on 25th December 2025.

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