In a rare and harmonious live recording session, legendary music director Usha Khanna and singer Sukhwinder Singh’s collaboration features a unique musical experience. Usha Khanna, known for her exceptional contributions to Indian cinema, is the third most commercially successful female music director, who teamed up with Sukhwinder Singh for a track titled ‘Punjabi Aankhon Wali’. This song, composed for Saawan Kumar Tak’s directorial film Aur Kitne Pakistan, was never released, making this Lehren’s exclusive video a treasure for music lovers, a must-watch.
‘Punjabi Aankhon Wali’ is sung by Sukhwinder Singh, widely known for his dynamic songs and live performances. While many of his chartbusters are filled with lively, high-pitched tracks it is interesting to witness his recording under Usha Khanna’s composition, where he delivers vibrant yet melodious beats.
The music composer Usha Khanna and singer Sukhwinder Singh, along with exceptional filmmaker Saawan Kumar Tak are seen rehearsing the song together. The video offers a glimpse into magical live recording, during which Sukhwinder opened up saying, it was a long-held desire to work with Usha Khanna. Further, he also praised her as one of the most experienced and talented music directors, admiring how beautifully she has crafted the track. Featuring catchy beats, provides a listening experience that resonates deeply with the soul.
The song ‘Punjabi Aankhon Wali’ was said to be romantic and intended to be part of a stage performance in the movie Aur Kitne Pakistan, as revealed by Usha Khanna during an interview. Though the film never made it to the screens, this song stands as a proof of Usha Khanna’s unmatchable composition and her enduring legacy in the Indian music industry.
Catch this rare and exclusive behind-the-scenes glimpse of Usha Khanna and Sukhwinder Singh’s live recording, showcasing the magic they create together.
The outstanding female music composer Usha Khanna and the director Saawan Kumar Tak has made numerous hit films together, including Souten (1983), Saajan Bina Suhagan (1978), and Laila (1984).
