Tulsi Kumar drops her latest single Punjabi pop ballad Vekhan Nu
Mumbai: Tulsi Kumar has dropped her latest single Punjabi pop ballad Vekhan Nu that captures the essence of love.
It is produced by T-Series.
Marking a striking shift in both audio and visual storytelling from her previous track Dil Kuch Hor Ni Mangda, Tulsi Kumar delves into an entirely new aesthetic with Vekhan Nu.
Known for her impeccable fashion sense, Tulsi stuns in the video, donning traditional ensembles that beautifully complement the song's wedding-inspired and culturally rich visuals.
Speaking about the song, she shares, "This track gave me the opportunity to explore a different artistic space. The director, Taani, and I intentionally crafted a story where the girl takes the first step in approaching the boy—a perspective not often portrayed in love songs.
"Akshay & IP have done an incredible job with this song, and I’m thrilled with how the entire team came together to create such a beautiful and impactful final result."
The music video features Taha Shah Badussha (fame Heeramandi), in a surprising collaboration with Tulsi.
His charismatic presence and chemistry with her add a unique charm to the visuals, making this pairing a delightful treat for fans.
Directed by Taani Tanvir, with music by Akshay & IP and lyrics by IP Singh, Vekhan Nu is now streaming on T-Series’ YouTube channel and all major platforms.
IBNS
Senior Staff Reporter at Northeast Herald, covering news from Tripura and Northeast India.
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