MUMBAI– Celebrating his 30th birthday on Tuesday, singer Armaan Malik gifted fans a heartfelt new single titled Bade Din Huye from the upcoming film Love in Vietnam, starring Shantanu Maheshwari and Avneet Kaur.
“Bade Din Huye is such a soothing track that has been beautifully composed by my brother Amaal. The song is about the innocent, uncomplicated love that binds two individuals,” Armaan said. “This song is very special for me, as after a long time I had the opportunity to collaborate with my brother for this melodious masterpiece.”
The track captures the purity and simplicity of true love, enhanced by Rashmi Virag’s touching lyrics and visuals shot against the scenic backdrop of Vietnam. The song is sung by Armaan Malik, composed by Amaal Malik, and produced by DRJ Records.
Composer Amaal Malik added, “Romance is a very beautiful feeling and it had to be brought out right in this track. Armaan and I hadn’t collaborated in a long time, and we really wanted to deliver something that highlights true love in the most melodious way—and here it is.”
Love in Vietnam is a musical love story directed by Rahhat Shah Kazmi and presented by Zee Studios. The film is produced by Blue Lotus Creatives, Innovations India, Rahhat Kazmi Film Studios, And Productions, Zebaish Entertainment, Tariq Khan Productions, and Mango Tree Entertainment. It is inspired by the best-selling Turkish novel Madonna in a Fur Coat and features a diverse cast from both India and Vietnam, including Kha Ngan.
Armaan Malik, known for his work across multiple Indian languages, is also the founder of the record label Always Music Global in collaboration with Warner Music India. His on-screen debut came in 2011 with Kaccha Limboo, but his musical journey began much earlier.
He started singing at age four and competed in Sa Re Ga Ma Pa L’il Champs in 2006, finishing in eighth place. Trained in Indian classical music for over a decade, Armaan made his playback debut in Bollywood as a child singer with Bum Bum Bole from Taare Zameen Par (2007), composed by Shankar–Ehsaan–Loy. (Source: IANS)
