Zinda song review: Punjabi Mania present before you full song review of recently released Punjabi song titled ‘Zinda’.
Lyricist-turned-singer Happy Raikoti’s latest Punjabi song released in the morning. Having released ‘Bai Hood’ in April, this is Raikoti second single track of the year in addition to the plentiful songs he’s written and sung in Punjabi movies this year.
Zinda released on the official YouTube channel of White Hill Music a few hours ago. At the time of writing this article, it has received in vicinity of half a million views on the same platform.
The song has been produced by Gunbir Singh Sidhu and Manmord Sidhu (White Hill Studios). Having worked together in ‘Akhiyaan’ and ‘Main Ja Maa’ last year, this is White Hill and Raikoti’s third collaboration in the last year.
Zinda song review
In what is a song catering to the sad-romantic genre, it primarily falls into a genre in which Raikoti has excelled in the past. Other than writing and singing the song, Raikoti has also composed it. Goldboy, who also has some romantic songs in his line of work, has worked on Zinda’s music.
Zinda purveys Raikoti as a millionaire’s son who falls for a homeless girl. What follows in the 251-second video needs to be watched by you all below. This piece would be incomplete without throwing accolades on the actor in Raikoti, who has done a commendable job.
What has further added value to the music video is it being directed by noted video director Sukh Sanghera. As is the cases in his music videos, even Zinda has been shot beautifully abroad.
If you haven’t watched the full video as of now, watch it below and don’t forget to share your views regarding the same in our comments section:
Talking of Raikoti’s recent work, he did an instrumental job in writing songs for Gippy Grewal’s blockbuster release titled ‘Ardaas Karaan‘.
About Dixit Bhargav
<p>Engineer. Sports Management student. Cricket enthusiast. Ardent follower of the Punjabi cinema.</p>
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