Jab Harry Met Sejal
Album Category: Hindi, FilmYear: 2017
Music Director: Pritam, Traditional, Diplo
Lyricist: Irshad Kamil, Cuca Roseta, Traditional
Label: Sony Music
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Album Credits: MUSIC PRODUCTION & SOUND DESIGN: DJ Phukan, Sunny MR. BACKGROUND MUSIC: Hitesh Sonik.
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| Main Bani Teri Radha |
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| Beech Beech Mein |
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| Safar Ka Hi Tha Main Safar Ka Raha |
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| Ni Butterfly Ban Ke |
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| Le Jaye Jaane Kahan Hawayein Hawayein |
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| Parinda |
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| Khaali Hai Jo Tere Bina Main Woh Ghar Hoon Tera |
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| Yaadon Mein Jalte Rehna Tera Mera |
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| Raula Pai Jaan De |
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| Jee Ve Sohneya Jee |
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| Phurr (Film Version) |
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| Le Jaye Jane Kahan Hawayein Hawayein (Film Version) |
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| Parinda (Search) |
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Awards
- 2017 - Mirchi Music Awards - Song Of The Year - Le Jaye Jaane Kahan Hawayein Hawayein - Irshad Kamil, Pritam, Arijit Singh
- 2017 - Mirchi Music Awards - Male Vocalist Of The Year - Le Jaye Jaane Kahan Hawayein Hawayein - Arijit Singh
- 2017 - Mirchi Music Awards - Music Composer Of The Year - Le Jaye Jaane Kahan Hawayein Hawayein - Pritam
- 2017 - Mirchi Music Awards - Lyricist Of The Year - Le Jaye Jaane Kahan Hawayein Hawayein - Irshad Kamil
- 2017 - IIFA Awards - Best Male Playback Singer - Le Jaye Jaane Kahan Hawayein Hawayein - Arijit Singh
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Trivia
- Director Imtiaz Ali had initially approached Shah Rukh Khan for a film about a suicidal man. The theme did not work for Shah Rukh and he asked Ali for a "happier story". Ali then reworked his concept to come up with this film.[1]
- The film's title was inspired by the American romantic comedy "When Harry Met Sally..." (1989), starring Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan. The initial idea for the title came from actor Ranbir Kapoor, and Karan Johar suggested a small change in it.[2]
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- Yaadon Mein Jalte Rehna Tera Mera - This song was based on the Portuguese musical form Fado. It contained lines in Portuguese sung by Cuca Roseta. The song and many portions of the film were filmed in the cities of Lisbon, Sintra, and Cascais. The Portuguese government awarded the film's director, Imtiaz Ali, the Touristic Medal of Merit for showcasing their country in the film.[3]
- Jee Ve Sohneya Jee - This was the Nooran sisters' rendering of Pritam and Irshad Kamil's adaptation of a Sufi kalaam by Khwaja Ghulam Fareed. Many years earlier, the Nooran sisters' grandmother Bibi Swarn Nooran had recorded a popular version of the original Punjabi language kalaam on which this song was based.[4]