'Tehas Nehas': Ishaan Khatter, Ananya Pandey bring back 'garage romance' in 'Khaali Peeli' new song

Makers of Ishaan Khatter and Ananya Panday starrer Khaali Peeli have now dropped a brand new song from the film. Titled Tehas Nehas, the quirky romantic number has been composed by musical duo Vishal & Shekhar, sung by Shekhar Rajwani & Prakriti Kakkar and penned by Kumaar. 

Meanwhile, the choreography for Tehas Nehas has been done by Rajitdev. What instantly catches attention is the fact finally after a long time, Bollywood has once again come out with a garage romance song. Ishaan Khatter and Ananya Panday's effortlessly sizzling chemistry combined with those dancing moves - Tehas Nehas is sure to top the charts.

Give this breezy romantic track a listen here. 

Helmed by Maqbool Khan, Khaali Peeli is produced by Himanshu Kishan Mehra, Ali Abbas Zafar, and Zee Studios. It's going to be the first-ever Bollywood film to have a simultaneous multi-format release on 2nd October 2020 on a new service called Zee Plex. 

Recently, after facing backlash for their song, the makers of Ishaan Khatter and Ananya Pandey starrer Khaali Peeli had also decided to change the name of their 'Beyonce' song. The song, which was released on September 7, 2020, is now called 'Beyonse Sharma Jayegi' instead of 'Beyonce Sharma Jayegi'. 

'Khaali Peeli' director Maqbool Khan had spoken about the song and said, "First, without any hesitation or excuses we want to apologise to anyone offended. We assure you that the lyric in question was never intended racially. In fact, the term 'goriya' has been so often and traditionally used in Indian songs to address a girl, that it didn't occur to any of us to interpret it in a literal manner."

He had also mentioned, "Also the comparison with Beyonce is simply meant to be a street-smart guy flattering a girl who is trying to impress that her dancing and performance is worth comparing to Beyonce, who we all see as the final word, the epitome of talent, beauty, performance, style, and attitude. We are all huge fans, and there was never any question of disrespect."