This film, incidentally, will even mark Raveena’s singing debut. The actress seems upbeat about doing crucial film that has her in a full-fledged role after quite an extended interval.
Though Raveena had once delivered a voiceover for Dilwale, she hasn’t sung a song for a movie before. Interestingly, she always thought her voice was an obstacle because of its huskiness.
“I always thought my voice was husky until I met Rani (Mukerji),” she jokes. Apparently the 2 of them know one another since childhood.
With an acting career that spans over two decades, Raveena is humble enough to confess that she isn’t very sure in regards to the song.
She adds, “I’m not saying it is going to work but on the same time, I’m confident enough that it’s a ravishing song about life.” The film is a sensitive story of a six-year-old boy whose father have been missing.
And his mom has told him that his dad lives up within the sky that the innocent kid believes.
He also thinks his father is the one chargeable for bringing monsoon clouds and decides the form of the moon and that he's going to come and spend time with him once he gets a holiday. Raveena plays the mummy of the aforementioned boy within the film.
Producer Vishwajit Gaikwad sums it up, “It is an overly sweet song and doesn't have an overly difficult tune but yes, you'll get to listen to her sing for the primary time.”
