The latest T-Series music video “Lut Gaye” features Bollywood actress Emraan Hashmi and new entrant Yukti Thareja out. In the nearly five-minute video a romantic poem is hung by Jubin Nautiyal, with lyrics by Manoj Muntashir. The track was produced by Tanishk Bagchi.
True to Bhushan Kumar’s style, the track is a corny, melodramatic capture of unrequited, unrequited love. The lyrics are right, and the song feels good enough. The dance and ‘drunken bride act’ is similar to Divya Khosla ‘version of “Yaad Piya Ki Aane Lagi.”
The song attempts to evoke an expression of great love and sacrifice about a Mumbai cop who falls without the knowledge of the bride who saved him. However, the video goes around and in circles and does not do a good job of keeping the viewer engaged. Even Tanishk Bagchi’s music makes it look like a regular, generic club number.
In an earlier statement on the music video of ‘Lut Gaye,’ Emraan Hashmi said, “We found respect and love for Main Rahoon Ya Na Rahoon, and when Bhushan and Vinay-Radhika spoke to me about Lut Gaye, I was happy to collaborate on the singles. It’s a beautiful tune with words that hit you hard. I hope the audience enjoys the song as much as I do. “
Emraan and Bhushan Kumar have previously collaborated on several projects. Speaking about the same, Bhushan said, “Emraan Hashmi takes romantic touches to a whole new level with the way he beautifully feels love, nostalgia or even heartbreak. No one could have made ‘Lut Gaye’ better than him and we are glad that he agreed to appear in this cheerful, soulful song. A beautiful story by Vinay-Radhika combined with Jubin’s passionate voice, Tanishk’s heartfelt writing, and Manoj’s heartfelt words, this one will stay with an audience for a long time. ”