"Sairat Zaala Ji" is the title song of the 2016

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-language romantic film '' Sairat'', written and directed by Nagraj Manjule. The song is composed and co-written by

Ajay-Atul Ajay-Atul is an Indian music composer duo comprising brothers Ajay and Atul Gogavale. They won the Best Music Direction award at the 56th National Film Awards from the Government of India for their music in the Marathi film '' Jogwa'' in 2008 ...

and sung by

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alongside Ajay Gogavale. The song is portrayed by film leads Akash Thosar and Rinku Rajguru. '' The Times of India'' included a song in their list of the top 10 Marathi romantic songs.

Credits

– composer, producers, co-writers *

– vocals *Ajay Gogavale – vocals *Nagraj Manjule – lyricist * Sudhakar Reddy Yakkanti – cinematographer * Kutub Inamdar – editor *Vijay Dayal – recording and mix *Avinash B. Sonwane – sound design

Music video

The track is filmed on Akash Thosar (Parshya) and Rinku Rajguru (Archi). The song depicts the primary couple's romantic moments and their love tale. Several scenes from the song's picturization were later deleted by the

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. These scenes can be seen in the censored copy of this song. But while showing this song in theatres, many of its scenes were deleted.

Critical reception

Mihir Bhanage of '' The Times of India'' wrote "Ajay and Chinmayi Sripada sing this duet which has a breezy quality to it." Sujan Sengupta of '' Daily News and Analysis'' wrote "Sairat Jhala Ji, uses more Marathi elements and hints at being influenced by the great Ilayaraja. The song is majestic, with Gogavale partnering with Chinmayi Sripada. In fact, the only song in the soundtrack that bears any resemblance to the run-of-the-mill commercial film music of today is Zingaat, in which Ajay-Atul have used modern elements such as synthesizers and electronic drums."

Awards and nominations

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