A Heartfelt Ode to Love
Tareefan narrates a touching story of devotion and quiet admiration, weaving together delicate moments that often go unnoticed but hold deep significance. Jubin Nautiyal describes the song as an exploration of love’s earliest sparks—those fleeting instances of appreciation that gradually blossom into something profound.
Jubin Nautiyal on the Inspiration Behind Tareefan
Sharing insights into the song’s creation, Jubin Nautiyal expressed, “Tareefan was born out of a simple thought: how love often starts with small moments of admiration that go unnoticed but hold immense weight. Bhushan Kumar and I wanted to craft a song that reflects this quiet yet powerful emotion. The melody flowed naturally, and I wanted the lyrics to convey that feeling of longing and unspoken connection. I hope this song resonates with everyone who has ever experienced that quiet spark of love.”
Niti Taylor’s Experience with Tareefan
For Niti Taylor, working on Tareefan was a dream come true. She shared, “When I first heard Tareefan, I was immediately drawn to its simplicity and depth. Knowing that Jubin Sir was singing it made it even more special—it was a bucket-list moment for me to be part of one of his songs and to collaborate with T-Series.”
She further added, “The song tells a soulful and sweet story, and filming it outdoors with the entire team made the experience even more memorable. Shooting with Purav was a lot of fun—I even picked up all the Delhi slangs from him along the way! It was such a fulfilling journey, and all I hope for is that the song touches everyone’s heart. I truly wish it receives all the love it deserves.”
A Musical Collaboration to Remember
Tareefan is brought to life with lyrics penned by Gurpreet Saini and a melodious composition by Rochak Kohli. With its heartfelt narrative and soothing melody, the song is already striking a chord with listeners.
The track is now streaming on T-Series' official platforms, promising to be a musical delight for all those who cherish love in its purest form.
