Sajid-Wajid have delivered multiple hit films like Partner, Mujhse Shaadi Karogi, Tere Naam, and Pyaar Kiya To Darna Kya. With their 10 year association continuing to go strong, the duo celebrated the birthday of Wajid on 7 October, which was witnessed by Director Vivek Sharma and Producer Vashu Bhagnani at Studio One Mumbai. On this occasion Vivek Sharma presented Wajid an offer to sing a very special Sufi song, 'Tere bina..' in his upcoming film Kal Kisne Dekha. On this evening Wajid's mother was also present for the first time in the studio when he sang the song.
Wajid has taken the mantle of being the singing voice of Salman Khan, but this time he has accepted the gift by Vashu Bhagnani and Vivek Sharma. And after singing exclusively for a superstar like Salman Khan, he is giving his voice to a debutante. KAL KISNE DEKHA will mark the debut of Vashu's son Jacky. Jacky has also given vocals for this song.
Wajid was overwhelmed on his birthday and tells us about this special gift, 'It was a pleasant surprise for me. The song was special to me and therefore when they asked me to sing it, it made it all the more special. All the more as it happened to be my birthday. The album of 'Kal kissne dekha' is one which we are really looking forward to''!
Vivek Sharma tells about the song, 'This song is a very emotional song and comes at a crucial juncture in the film and therefore we needed a voice which could convey the song in it's true meaning.. we thought Wajid's Birthday will be the perfect time to uncover this special song as a gift to him. And the awesome voice of Wajid does full justice to the song...'
He added about the film, 'Jacky Bhagnani would be launched in Kal Kisne Dekha which is a romantic thriller. The film would also introduce Vaishali Desai in the lead role. In addition, there is a surprise element in the form of Rishi Kapoor who would play a role he has never done before."
The buzz is that this film has cameos from few of the finest actors from Bollywood and these names are being slated to pretty big.
