Tenu Meri Umar Lag Jaave singer Rahul Jain Terence Lewis
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Music composer and singer, Rahul Jain has come up with a new music video ‘Tenu Meri Umar Lag Jaave’ that features Terence Lewis. The song is about a father-daughter duo and Terence plays a father who works hard to make his daughter happy. The song is composed by Rahul and directed by Saurabh Prajapati.

We recently had an interaction with Rahl before the release of the song and asked him how the song happened with Terence. He said, “This was the song that was composed 4-5 years back. This is one of my special compositions for a film for Bhatt camp. They liked the song but it didn’t happen. I saved this song for a special thing to happen. I was pitching for other films and then I met Terence Sir and he said that he wants to sing. I made him listen to my songs and ‘Tenu Meri Umar Lag Jaave’ was the last song I played and when he heard the song, he had tears in his eyes. He is very grounded, talented and hardworking. He listened to each and every line. He said ‘Rahul there is something in the song. Let’s do something on this’.”

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He added, “Then we started to think about what we should do about the video. Saurabh came up with the idea of this father-daughter thing. Terence Sir also liked the idea. Then we started working on it and did two-days shoot in Mumbai at four-five different locations.”

 

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Talking about the unique concept, Rahul said, “I am doing lots of things that other artistes are also doing. But this is something that I wanted to do from the very beginning of a musical career like I wanted to do some independent music. So, my only vision was to give the best of the best track with the best content that when people watch it, they feel that they are watching something different.”

You can watch the video song here.

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