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Mika Singh releases Tere Bin Zindagi as Valentine special

As a Valentine’s Day treat to his fan, Mika Singh has announced the release of his new song Tere Bin Zindagi, featuring Simrat Kaur. The video has been directed by Vishal Desai and the music director is Bhargav Ojapali. The...

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Updated At : 01:33 PM Feb 14, 2021 IST

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As a Valentine’s Day treat to his fan, Mika Singh has announced the release of his new song Tere Bin Zindagi, featuring Simrat Kaur. The video has been directed by Vishal Desai and the music director is Bhargav Ojapali. The music is produced by Kartik Dev and Gaurav dev.

Says Mika, “It’s a romantic track to celebrate love. The younger generation needs a new love anthem and I think this is it. We have shot it beautifully and the story is worth watching. I am really waiting for the audience’s reaction to it. I have not done such a romantic track for some time and I am super excited about it. Hope the audience loves it.”

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