New Delhi: Saregama Music has released a new romantic track titled ‘Rista Rista’, featuring Mohsin Khan and Divya Agarwal.
Composed by the talented Gourav Dasgupta and sung by the versatile Stebin Ben, the lyrics are by the talented Shelle.
Mohsin and Divya who featured in the song launched the song in an old age home as per the theme of the track. The track is nothing less than magic and the electrifying chemistry is to watch out for
“Rista Rista” is a peppy, romantic track that is sure to get you grooving. With its catchy beats and soulful melody, the song is a perfect addition to your playlist. Divya looks stunning in the music video, and Mohsin’s captivating performance is stealing hearts, as always.
Talking about his experience composing the song, Gourov Dasgupta said, “It was an absolute pleasure working on ‘Rista Rista.’ The song has a beautiful melody that captures the essence of romance. I am thrilled to be a part of this project, and I hope the audience enjoys listening to the song as much as I enjoyed composing it.”
Stebin Ben, the talented singer who has lent his voice to the song, said, “It was an amazing experience singing ‘Rista Rista.’ The song is catchy, romantic, and soulful. I am grateful to Saregama Music and the entire team for giving me the opportunity to be a part of this project.”
Divya, who looks absolutely fashionable in the music video, said, “I am thrilled to be a part of this project. ‘Rista Rista’ is a beautiful song that captures the essence of love. It was an amazing experience shooting for the music video, and I hope the audience loves it as much as we loved making it.”
Mohsin, who has won hearts with his captivating performance in the music video, said, “I am excited to be a part of ‘Rista Rista.’ The song has a beautiful melody that is sure to get you grooving. It was an amazing experience shooting for the music video, and I hope the audience enjoys listening to the song as much as we enjoyed making it.”
“Rista Rista” is now available on Saregama Music’s official YouTube channel.
