teri mitti

After Akshay Kumar and Karan Johar, Parineeti Chopra has taken to her social media handles to salute the frontline Coronavirus warriors by announcing the new song 'teri mitti Tribute'

Recently, Parineeti Chopra and Raghav Chadha whisked away for a family retreat in Thailand, revealing charming snapshots from their explorations in Chinatown and a wedding celebration. Their laid-back holiday vibes, highlighted by pictures with Raghav's mother, have charmed their followers.

Writer Manoj Muntashir has refuted all allegations of him having copied the teri mitti song from ‘Kesari’ from a Pakistani song. Social media has been buzzing recently with multiple allegations against Muntashir, the first of which suggests that his popular, patriotic song teri mitti was copied from a 2005 song from Pakistan.

In April, Akshay Kumar, Karan Johar and other B-town celebs expressed their gratitude towards the doctors and other COVID-19 warriors with a recreated version of 'teri mitti' from 'Kesari'. Recently, a police officer from Delhi sung this song and shared it on his social media account.

Amid this time of crisis, hope comes in the form of the heroes dressed in white - The doctors. Akshay Kumar, Karan Johar and the team of 'Kesari' have come together to pay a tribute to these heroes who fighting every day to keep us alive and healthy by putting their lives at risk.

Manoj Muntashir recently grabbed the headlines for all the wrong reasons as some people on social media claimed that his song 'teri mitti' from Akshay Kumar's film 'Kesari' has been lifted from a 2005 Pakistani song.

Akshay Kumar, Karan Johar, Parineeti Chopra and the entire team of ‘Kesari’ have come together to pay a tribute to these heroes who fighting every day to keep us alive and healthy by putting their lives at risk.

Now, Akshay took Instagram and posted a small clip of the song 'teri mitti' from the film.

Both the political parties have used the Kesari song in their election campaign videos

Bollywood celebrities are leaving no stone unturned to help the needy during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. From helping the frontline warriors with essential services to donate a huge amount to relief funds, everyone is doing their bit to combat the deadly virus.

B Praak got the title of Best Playback Singer Male for his song ‘teri mitti’ from ‘Kesari’ at the 67th National Film Awards. Elated on getting the honour B Praak wrote on his social media handle that he is speechless.

PeeCee encouraged her little sister and wrote as, “So proud of you Baby This one's all (heart)”.

Manoj Muntashir discusses his emotional experience in writing the patriotic song ‘Mayee’ for Skyforce. He shares his connection with the armed forces and his creative process, which often involves composing abroad. Muntashir stresses that the song’s authenticity stems from not trying to recreate the success of his previous works, and hopes it resonates deeply with soldiers.

Actor Sushant Singh Rajput's death has once again brought focus on the alleged practice of nepotism in Bollywood. Lyricist Manoj Muntashir, of "teri mitti" fame, on Tuesday took to Twitter to slam the practice, asking propagators to "grow some real talent" in their backyard and to "make films within" their family.

Today the 67th National Film Awards for the year 2019 were announced celebrating the great work of filmmakers, directors, singers, and everyone involved in the process of bringing a big scoop of entertainment on the big screen. And, in the category of Best Playback Singer Male, Punjabi songster and music producer B Praak bagged the award.

B Praak, famed for his patriotic anthems like 'teri mitti' and 'Maaye,' humorously claimed he should be the brand ambassador of such songs. Reflecting on his journey, he emphasized the emotional storytelling and dedication involved in creating these deeply resonant tracks.

B Praak has been honored with the title of Best Playback Singer Male for his song ‘teri mitti’ from ‘Kesari and has received the Rajat Kamal.

After the massive success of the popular track 'teri mitti' earlier this year from Akshay Kumar starrer 'Kesari', the versatile actor collaborates with Punjabi singer B Praak yet again for his first-ever music video titled 'Fillhal' which has been written by lyricist Jaani.

The singer has come up with his version of Sach Kah Raha Hai Deewana after receiving requests from fans

Bollywood actor Parineeti Chopra on Tuesday celebrated three years of her critically acclaimed movie 'Kesari'.