INDIA HAI MERI JAAN marks Team India’s foray in ICC T20 Cricket World Cup. INDIA HAI MERI JAAN released by Saregama India Ltd, India’s flagship music company along with Young Turks Media released the music of INDIA HAI MERI JAAN at Elevate, Centrestage Noida, UP
The release of the album marks Team India’s foray in ICC T20 Cricket World Cup as the reigning champions. The album enthuses and cheers for national, cultural and sporting sentiments in the country. While doing so, the album has also achieved the distinction of featuring the maximum number of sportspersons and celebrities who bring laurels to the country.
The songs have been written, sung and composed by Padamjeet Sehrawat – a former national level cricketer, now a commentator and, also the first runner up of the talent hunt on ESPN, Harsha Ki Khoj, few years back. The album has 5 original tracks and 3 remix versions – India hai meri jaan, Aaagey badhte chalo, Mantra, Men in Blue, Mahi Ve and; (remixes) Ruk jaana nahin, Hum Hindustani and, Tum bhi chalo.
India’s World Cup Winner Cricketer Kapil Dev marked the launch of the album with the other distinguished sportspersons like Maninder Singh, Sonaa Bhambri, Satish Babar, singer Shankar Sahni, among others. The national tennis player Sanaa Bhambri acted the Master of Ceremonies for the occasion. There was an also live performance by the singer on some numbers from the album and other songs. Interestingly, as Virender Sehwag is in England as part of the Indian contingent, he tele-launches the album with a message for the album, singer and his fans on the occasion he could not be part of, in person.
About Saregama: Saregama India Ltd, formerly known as ’The Gramophone Company of India Ltd., is a professionally managed entertainment company listed on the NSE and BSE. It is rapidly transforming into an entertainment company from being India’s largest and best-known music company with a library of over 300000 tracks & 25000 hours of the best South Asian music. The Company has been intimately associated with the development of Indian music from the time the first recording was made on Indian soil. Saregama owns the largest music archives in India, one of the biggest in the world. It is now an emerging player in quality cinema, TV software, radio content, events and digital exploitation.
