Millind Gaba expresses that his song 'Ram Aayein Hain' extends a grand welcome to Lord Ram
Millind Gaba , the singer-composer, has recently released a song titled " Ram Aayein Hain " with a jubilant atmosphere. The track was launched in anticipation of the inauguration of the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya.
Gaba believes that the younger generation has discovered their unique interpretation of spirituality, and that's where he has directed his attention. "The youth of today might not go to the temple every day, but they believe in a higher power," he told us.
"Ram Aayein Hain" was filmed in Varanasi, capturing the city's vibrant essence in all its glory. The high-energy track marks a significant departure from Gaba's previous creations.
According to Millind Gaba, the song commemorates the essence of "madness" and the grandeur of welcoming Lord Ram. "I felt the songs that were coming out, were not welcoming Lord Ram with gusto. So, I wanted to make a song that celebrated his return, as if Diwali in January!" he told us.
Gaba collaborated with his sister Pallavi Gaba on the track, and he expressed that the joint effort made his family "super proud", the singer of "Yaar Mod Do" shared his joy about the sibling collaboration. He said, “That's all I've done in life - compose and sing.”
Millind boasts hit songs like Nazar Lag Jayegi, She Don’t Know, and Zindagi ki Paudi. Additionally, he marked his acting debut in the Punjabi film Stupid 7 (2013) and participated as a contestant on Bigg Boss OTT in 2021.
Gaba believes that the younger generation has discovered their unique interpretation of spirituality, and that's where he has directed his attention. "The youth of today might not go to the temple every day, but they believe in a higher power," he told us.
"Ram Aayein Hain" was filmed in Varanasi, capturing the city's vibrant essence in all its glory. The high-energy track marks a significant departure from Gaba's previous creations.
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According to Millind Gaba, the song commemorates the essence of "madness" and the grandeur of welcoming Lord Ram. "I felt the songs that were coming out, were not welcoming Lord Ram with gusto. So, I wanted to make a song that celebrated his return, as if Diwali in January!" he told us.
Gaba collaborated with his sister Pallavi Gaba on the track, and he expressed that the joint effort made his family "super proud", the singer of "Yaar Mod Do" shared his joy about the sibling collaboration. He said, “That's all I've done in life - compose and sing.”
Millind boasts hit songs like Nazar Lag Jayegi, She Don’t Know, and Zindagi ki Paudi. Additionally, he marked his acting debut in the Punjabi film Stupid 7 (2013) and participated as a contestant on Bigg Boss OTT in 2021.
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