A pop song you can’t miss is about to be dropped by Sony Music India. India’s leading music record label places its bets on promising talents as it releases the teaser of Taaruk’s maiden pop single, Sukoon.

It becomes clear from the teaser that the song’s visuals have a futuristic and bold appeal. Throw in an arresting melody with musings of a broken heart in the mix and we have Taaruk’s Sukoon, which is a bold, sexy and vibrant breakup song ahead of its time. Composed by Taaruk, Charan and Bruno Mota from Redmojo (Portugal-based production house), sung by Taaruk and written by him and Charan, Sukoon features the singer and the digital sensation, Aisha Ahmed.

Excited at the teaser launch, Taaruk says, “This is a very new experience for me and I’m taking it all in. I am grateful to Sony Music India for the kind of treatment it has offered to Sukoon and it reflects beautifully in the teaser of the song. I hope the listeners enjoy it.”

Aisha says, “I’m excited and happy that Sukoon will soon be available to all the listeners out there. This song makes me hopeful about independent music and its visual treatment. I loved the way the teaser has been cut. I think the listeners and the viewers are in for a musical treat.”

Sukoon is slated to release on November 24.

About Taaruk

Taaruk is an actor, dancer, performer, and singer who is a regular face on Indian television, OTT platforms, and films. He is best known for playing the titular character on the BookMyShow Musical Disney’s “Aladdin”, through which he left a lasting impression on the critics and viewers. Only recently he was seen in the Netflix Original “Mismatched” as part of the ensemble cast that includes Prajakta Koli, Rohit Saraf and Rannvijay Singha.

About Aisha Ahmed

To be seen in Sukoon as the singer’s love interest, Aisha is a very popular face in the web series space, TV ads, and social media short content circuit, She is best remembered for her role in the web series Adulting and has also starred in the hugely acclaimed music video of “Sage” by Ritviz and the heartfelt “Nothing for our own” by Hanita Bhambri