MONALI THAKUR'S 'TAMANNA' FULFILLED

MONALI THAKUR'S 'TAMANNA' FULFILLED|Monali Thakur, Amitabh Bhattacharya  collaborate  for  an  independent  single

                                                                                                               

                     The singer released her first independent single, 'Tamanna', which has lyrics by Bhattacharya.

Having bagged a national award for the song Moh Moh Ke Dhaage, from Dum Laga Ke Haisha, singer Monali Thakur is enormously praised for her relieving, musical numbers. What's more, now the singer is good to go to captivate her fans with her introduction single, Tamanna. 

Slated to be her first solo number, Monali will be seen moving on the beats of the foot tapping music. 

Talking about the same, Monali stated, "It is a contemporary piece which is composed by Amitabh Bhattacharya and is made by universal music maker, Bert Elliot. It's a fun, pop melody and it is essentially a depiction of how I see my life that is lighthearted and brimming with energy. The song has clues of western impact in it regarding the generation esteem yet it's an unpredictable Indian song by the day's end." 

Monali additionally included, "This is my first autonomous tune and I can state that it is a considerable measure of energy as it gives a craftsman's the space to test and have a go at something new." 

Monali had before communicated that the sentiment having her own single would be awesome in light of the fact that she will sing it for herself and not for a character. She told Radio and music in a prior meeting, "It is my first single, and it will be a fun one. You may very well need to move to it." 

In conclusion, the 32-year-old singer had prior admitted her desire to sing in an alternate style, saying, "I need to sing in shifted ways. I need to sing rap songs as well.However, I keep in mind that the lyrics should be good."

Then, the audio of the melody was propelled, yesterday, on Rising Star, where Monali is one of the judges. The video of the same is relied upon to be disclosed within seven days.