Producer Karan said, “Like the story, the performances and even the music of the film are absolutely 'killer'. From the upbeat number 'Kaawaa Kaawaa' to the love ballad 'Nikat' and the upbeat 'Jaako Raakhe Saiyaan', music embodies the soul of this film.”
“Crafted with sincere dedication, we hope the music and film resonate and touch hearts around the world,” he added.
The album 'Kill', which was released on Saturday, includes four songs - 'Kaawaa Kaawaa', 'Nikat', 'Jaako Raakhe Saiyaan' and a dance version of 'Nikat'. The songs are composed by Haroon Gavin and written by Siddhant Kaushal.
Award-winning filmmaker Guneet Monga Kapoor said the music of 'Kill' reflects the pace and emotion portrayed through the action of the film.
“'Kaawaa Kaawaa', 'Jaako Raakhe' and 'Nikat', intensity and passion of the story. “This is an exciting train ride and I am so grateful to the lyricists, composers, singers and Sony Music India for bringing its soul to life,” he said.
'Kaawaa Kaawaa', a Punjabi pop fusion song, features vocals by Sudhir Yaduvanshi, Sanj V and Shashwat Sachdev and features debutant Lakshya in an intense fight sequence.
'Nikat', a love ballad sung by Rekha Bhardwaj, stars Lakshya and Tanya Maniktala.
'Jaako Raakhe Saiyaan' is a motivational song with powerful vocals.
The album also includes a dance version of 'Nikat', sung by Shashwat Sachdev.
Lakshya shared that the film has immense meaning for him.
“I feel that the music is the soul of the film, crafted by pioneers. I hope audiences embrace these powerful themes with the same passion we put into the film,” he added.
Director Nikhil Nagesh Bhat said the aim was to create a soundtrack that would enhance the intense and emotional journey of the characters.
“The album, created by exceptionally talented artists, significantly amplifies the action and emotional depth of the film. Tracks like 'Kaawaa Kaawaa' and 'Jaako Raakhe Saiyaan' are standouts this year and I think audiences will find them upbeat and electrifying," Bhat said.
Actor Raghav Juyal, who plays the antagonist in the film, said that the music of 'Kill' adds another layer of depth to the film.
“It is exciting, emotional and unforgettable. I'm excited to hear it everywhere. All the songs are perfect. 'Kaawaa Kaawaa' and 'Jaako Raakhe Saiyaan' are my personal favourites," he added.
“Crafted with sincere dedication, we hope the music and film resonate and touch hearts around the world,” he added.
The album 'Kill', which was released on Saturday, includes four songs - 'Kaawaa Kaawaa', 'Nikat', 'Jaako Raakhe Saiyaan' and a dance version of 'Nikat'. The songs are composed by Haroon Gavin and written by Siddhant Kaushal.
Award-winning filmmaker Guneet Monga Kapoor said the music of 'Kill' reflects the pace and emotion portrayed through the action of the film.
“'Kaawaa Kaawaa', 'Jaako Raakhe' and 'Nikat', intensity and passion of the story. “This is an exciting train ride and I am so grateful to the lyricists, composers, singers and Sony Music India for bringing its soul to life,” he said.
'Kaawaa Kaawaa', a Punjabi pop fusion song, features vocals by Sudhir Yaduvanshi, Sanj V and Shashwat Sachdev and features debutant Lakshya in an intense fight sequence.
'Nikat', a love ballad sung by Rekha Bhardwaj, stars Lakshya and Tanya Maniktala.
'Jaako Raakhe Saiyaan' is a motivational song with powerful vocals.
The album also includes a dance version of 'Nikat', sung by Shashwat Sachdev.
Lakshya shared that the film has immense meaning for him.
“I feel that the music is the soul of the film, crafted by pioneers. I hope audiences embrace these powerful themes with the same passion we put into the film,” he added.
Director Nikhil Nagesh Bhat said the aim was to create a soundtrack that would enhance the intense and emotional journey of the characters.
“The album, created by exceptionally talented artists, significantly amplifies the action and emotional depth of the film. Tracks like 'Kaawaa Kaawaa' and 'Jaako Raakhe Saiyaan' are standouts this year and I think audiences will find them upbeat and electrifying," Bhat said.
Actor Raghav Juyal, who plays the antagonist in the film, said that the music of 'Kill' adds another layer of depth to the film.
“It is exciting, emotional and unforgettable. I'm excited to hear it everywhere. All the songs are perfect. 'Kaawaa Kaawaa' and 'Jaako Raakhe Saiyaan' are my personal favourites," he added.
