KK's first song 'Dhoop Paani Behne De' since his demise releases, track belongs to Pankaj Tripathi starrer Sherdil

    KK’s tragic demise on May 31 has still the entire entertainment and music industry as well as his fans in shock. However, his first song since his demise titled ‘Dhoop Paani Behne De’ was released in the movie Sherdil which made fans extremely emotional.

    KK song

    KK song

    KK’s tragic demise on May 31 has still the entire entertainment and music industry as well as his fans in shock. However, his first song since his demise titled ‘Dhoop Paani Behne De’ was released in the movie Sherdil which made fans extremely emotional. The movie stars Pankaj Tripathi in the lead role.

    Talking about the song, it has been crooned soulfully by KK and talks about conserving and relishing the beauty of nature. The lyrics have been penned by Gulzar while the song has been composed by Shantanu Moitra . The music video of the same showcases the male protagonist played by Pankaj Tripathi walking into a dense forest. He can be seen bonding with Neeraj Kabi and Sayani Gupta ’s characters and can be seen marveling at the beauty of the forest. Take a look at the song.

    Sharing the same, Pankaj Tripathi wrote, “The magical voice of KK is set to mesmerize you yet again. #DhoopPaaniBahneDe from #Sherdil - The Pilibhit Saga, sung by KK, written by Gulzar Saab, and composed by Shantanu Moitra, out now.” On April 12 this year, KK had taken to his social media account to share pictures with Gulzar, Shantanu Moitra, and Srijit Mukherji, expressing his happiness on singing the song. He had stated, “Had an amazing time yesterday!! Sang a beautiful song for my old friend @moitrashantanu ( we made music together, back in the day in Delhi ) written by another old friend, the amazing Gulzar Saab. For a new friend @srijitmukherji, his film “ Sherdil. Thank you so much for your faith in me. Love the song.”

    Gulzar has spoken about the late singer saying, “Srijit has done me a favour in Sherdil. Not only did I get to write for such a beautiful film, I got to meet KK after ages. KK had first sung a song of mine in Maachis, Chhor aye hum woh galiya. When he came to sing the song for Sherdil, it filled my heart with joy but It's a shame that this had to go down as one of his last songs. It's like he came to say goodbye."