Chandigarh
8 December 2017
DIVYA AZAD
Gone are the days when people were confined to one task, but now everybody believes in multi-tasking. Everyone is experimenting with their skills in Punjabi
music industry these days as a singer is a lyricist also, a lyricist is an actor also.In the league of such multi tasking and multi talented artists famous Punjabi actress ‘Sara Gurpal’ has made her entrance with her single titled as ‘Slow Motion’.
After featuring in many Punjabi music films namely ‘Jean’ by ‘Ranjit Bawa’, ‘Gunday and
Gunday Returns’ of ‘Dilpreet Dhillon’, ‘Shaadi.com’ by ‘Sharry Mann’ , ‘7 Knaalan’ of ‘Happy Raikoti’ and many more, the singer ‘Avatar’ of ‘Sara Gurpal’ is being much appreciated in the music world. The melodious music of this track is given by ‘Rox A’. The fresh lyrics are penned
by ‘Jimmy Kaler’ who has also composed the song. The new and unique style video is conceptualized by ‘Pandit G’. The video is directed by debutant ‘Teggy of Lemon Squash Creative’ who shoot the video on the beautiful foreign locations. The poster is designed by ‘Dhiman Productions’. The song is produced by ‘Yellow music’.
‘Sara Gurpal’ said, “I was planning this song from quite a long time but that couldn’t happen.
Though, as it is said if you are determined to do something, ultimately things will fall in place therefore the song is ready”. She further added that “I tried something new in this song as I didn’t use any filter and software for my voice and this is all natural. I hope people will surely
shower their support for my attempts”.
At the same occasion prominent producer of films like ‘Jindua’, ‘Shareek’, ‘Mel Karade Rabba’ and the owner of Yellow Music, ‘Vivek Ohri’ said, “We always try to promote good talent. For ‘Sara Gurpal’, I can say that she is very talented and she has proved her talent in acting already. Even for singing I am sure after hearing her voice people will love this avatar of her for sure”.
The song is released on 7th of December worldwide on the official YouTube channel of “Yellow music”.
