Lyricist A M Turaz calls out Ambanis for not inviting writers [Exclusive]

The not too long ago launched track “Chaudhvi Shab” from the collection “Heeramandi” has taken social media by storm. In a latest unique interview with Bollywood Life, the track’s lyricist, A.M. Turaz, shared insights into his journey. A.M. Turaz is famend in Bollywood for his distinctive songwriting expertise. Besides being a lyricist, he’s additionally a poet and scriptwriter. Originally from Uttar Pradesh, Turaz moved to Mumbai after finishing his schooling to pursue a profession as a author. Turaz has penned a few of Bollywood’s most iconic songs, together with “Aayat,” “Kabhi Jo Baadal Barse,” “Tera Zikr,” “Udi,” “Tere Liye Mere Kareem,” “Ghoomar,” “Binte Dil,” “Khalibali,” and “Tum Na Aaye” from the movie “Badla,” amongst many others which have touched the hearts of audiences. Additionally, he directed the well-known musical album “We Indians – Sare Jahan se Achchha Hindustan Hamara.”
In his interview, Turaz delved into the inventive course of behind his hit songs and the experiences which have formed his illustrious profession. His journey from a small city in Uttar Pradesh to turning into a celebrated lyricist in Bollywood is nothing in need of inspiring. To hear extra about A.M. Turaz’s fascinating tales and experiences, watch the total video. Stay tuned with Bollywood Life for extra such intriguing updates.