Ek Din’s New Song ‘Khwaab Dekhoon’ OUT: Junaid Khan, Sai Pallavi, Melt Hearts With Arijit Singh’s Vocals

Though Arijit Singh has retired from playback singing, there are still a lot more songs in the pipeline. One of them is Ek Din’s Khwaab Dekhoon, starring Junaid Khan and Sai Pallavi in lead roles. Slated to release on May 1, the buzz around the film has been heightening with every passing day. 

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On Thursday, the full version of Khwaab Dekhoon was released, and since then, fans and movie fanatics can’t stop thinking about it. Sung by Arijit Singh with his quintessential charm and dreaminess, the soundtrack is a swoony romantic number. 

Arijit Singh’s Khwaab Dekhoon from Ek Din Dropped

Sung by Arijit Singh and Tarannum Malik Jain, the song features asian musical style. Ram Sampath has composed the number, while Irshad Kamil has penned the lyrics. Sharing the song, the makers wrote, “Where dreams feel real and moments feel magical, Khwaab Dekhoon out now.” 

The music track is blissful. Set against beautiful snowy landscapes, the song portrays the evolving love story of Sai and Junaid. Shy and gentle Junaid Khan is spotted falling head over heels in love with the lively Sai. As the song unfolds, the audience spots the leads together, exuding pure romance that is rare to witness today. Undoubtedly, the song is perfect for a romantic vibe and mood.

Surprisingly, the part of the ‘Khwab Dekhoon’ was used in the Ek Din trailer, which was released a few weeks ago. The romantic drama is mounted as a classic love story with an element of magic realism. Moreover, the film also stars Kunal Kapoor in a special appearance and Kavin Dave in the supporting cast. What’s worth noting is the fact that the film is mainly shot in Japan. Helmed by Sunil Pandey and written by Sneha Desai and Spandan Mishra, the Bollywood drama marks Sai Pallavi’s debut in Bollywood.