Notebook song Bumro featuring Zaheer has contemporary touch to the folklore; watch
Mumbai: Bringing back the Kashmiri flavour and adding a distinct innocent charm, 'Bumro' from Notebook is all things sweet.
The makers of Notebook have added a contemporary touch to the folklore. The song is sung by Kamaal Khan and composed by Vishal Mishra.
The video makes you weak in knees with the adorable innocence and playful equation between Zaheer Iqbal and the kids. Rebuilding the school located amidst the lake, 'Bumro' has the actors shaking a leg on the peppy number.
Sharing the song on social media SKF tweeted, "The fun-filled tunes, that will leave you hooked! 3rd song of #Notebook, #Bumro out now."
The fun-filled tunes, that will leave you hooked! 3rd song of #Notebook, #Bumro out now. https://t.co/p7BDTrxBVm @BeingSalmanKhan @pranutanbahl @iamzahero @nitinrkakkar @Cine1Studios @muradkhetani @ashwinvarde @VishalMMishra @imKamaalKhan @TSeries @mudassarkhan1 @ItsBhushanKumar
— Salman Khan Films (@SKFilmsOfficial) March 13, 2019
As the film is set in Kashmir, the makers couldn't resist to include the popular Bumro song. Featuring the kids along with Zaheer Iqbal with a hook step in the song
After Nai Lagda and Laila, Bumro is the third song from the film.
Notebook takes the audience on a romantic journey back in time against the backdrop of Kashmir, raising the question, can you fall in love with someone you never met?
The glimpses of the trailer which showcases Kabir talking about his love for Firdaus has already taken the internet by storm with its unconventional love story dated back to 2007.
Notebook has been shot in the exquisite valleys of Kashmir bringing the authentic love story of two lovers Firdaus and Kabir, along with a strong support cast with the child artists, who play a vital role on the story.
Helmed by Nitin Kakkar, Notebook is presented by Salman Khan Films and is a Cine1 Studios Production. It is produced by Salma Khan, Murad Khetani and Ashwin Varde and is all set to hit the screens on 29th March 2019.
