Kab Se Kab Tak – the hatke romantic number from Gully
Boy – was three minutes and 33 seconds long.
Vibha Saraf shared Sing(h)ing credits with none other than Ranveer.
It wasn’t just penned, but also composed by Ankur Tewari.
Interestingly, the one who joined him in writing the track was Kaam Bhaari, which could be translated, in colloquial Marathi, to, “Awesome work” (which it certainly was).
And, contrary to the literal meaning of his name (heavy duty), the duo kept it simple.
Tewari shared composing credits with the UK-born American musician of Maharashtrian descent, Karsh Kale.
Vibha Saraf shared Sing(h)ing credits with none other than Ranveer.
It wasn’t just penned, but also composed by Ankur Tewari.
Interestingly, the one who joined him in writing the track was Kaam Bhaari, which could be translated, in colloquial Marathi, to, “Awesome work” (which it certainly was).
And, contrary to the literal meaning of his name (heavy duty), the duo kept it simple.
Tewari shared composing credits with the UK-born American musician of Maharashtrian descent, Karsh Kale.
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