OMG! LEAKED... Arabic Kuthu Singer Jonita Gandhi in Black Bra at Bathroom
The first single from Vijay and pooja Hegde's Beast, Arabic Kuthhu, has gained wide popularity. The social networks is saturated with Halamathi Habibo vibes, from samantha to director Atlee. Anirudh Ravichandar and Jonita Gaandhi sing the upbeat first tune from Beast, which has lyrics written by actor Sivakartikeyan. Jonita Gandhi, an Indian-born Canadian recording singer, says she is thrilled to be performing this epic track while Arabic Kuthu is controlling the hearts of the public.
Jonita also talked about her experience singing with Anirudh Ravichandar, a well-known tamil singer. "Anirudh's music is one among my favourites. He's highly adaptable, and the reality that we've both had a wide range of musical experiences makes it simple to collaborate with him. On a musical level, it's always able to relate with him and collaborate in the studio. It's always a joyful and unique experience, regardless of the song or style "Jonita, the vocalist behind hit songs, expressed her thoughts.
When asked how strange singing a mix of tamil and Arabic songs was for her, she said it was quite different. Jonita remarked, "Harmony in tamil is always difficult but a lot of pleasure. However, one of the characteristics that distinguishes this song is that a big amount of the lyrics are not in any language. It was probably easier to pick up the 'gibberish' pieces, and it was certainly easier to have fun with them."
Jonita also talked about her experience singing with Anirudh Ravichandar, a well-known tamil singer. "Anirudh's music is one among my favourites. He's highly adaptable, and the reality that we've both had a wide range of musical experiences makes it simple to collaborate with him. On a musical level, it's always able to relate with him and collaborate in the studio. It's always a joyful and unique experience, regardless of the song or style "Jonita, the vocalist behind hit songs, expressed her thoughts.
When asked how strange singing a mix of tamil and Arabic songs was for her, she said it was quite different. Jonita remarked, "Harmony in tamil is always difficult but a lot of pleasure. However, one of the characteristics that distinguishes this song is that a big amount of the lyrics are not in any language. It was probably easier to pick up the 'gibberish' pieces, and it was certainly easier to have fun with them."