Pav Dharia is not getting married says, ‘Nahi Karna Viah’! Check out the video
Sukhjinderjit Kaur
Posted On April 25, 2019
(Image Source:- Instagram | @pavdharia)
It turns out that Pav Dharia is not getting married as we earlier broke the news which created a buzz in the town. Instead, Pav Dharia is back with his funny side in the new song titled ‘Nahi Karna Viah’. With catchy beats and Punjabi vibes, this track is bound to make audience groove to it.
The song is composed and written by Pav Dharia and Manav Sangha, which is launched under VYRL Originals. The song is a foot-tapping number which makes us think of our own situation. This fun track reflects the mindset of today’s young generation and their trauma about marriage.
Pav Dharia was sharing small videos before the release of the song faking about his marriage on Instagram with caption, “‘No rest no peace’ #pavsgettingmarried”. Since then the fans were on a hunt to speculate what he is up-to? Is he really getting married? And after all this Pav officially on social media announced the release of his song with a witty smile at the end of his caption. He captioned the post as “ All those fake wedding posts were worth it? #NahiKarnaViah…link in my bio”.
Sharing about the concept of the song, he says, “‘Nahi Karna Viah’ is a story based around the inner call of today’s youth being compelled to get married, while not actually wanting that! It’s based on multiple narratives I’ve experienced. My best friend Manav and I decided to make a fun track depicting the struggles that so many of our peers will be able to relate to while keeping the mood light and a creating a catchy tune and hook. I’m extremely excited to release this project with VYRL originals as my first-ever production aimed towards the mainstream Indian music industry.”
No doubt Pav Dharia is the versatile and fabulous singer of our Punjabi entertainment industry. People always look forward with what will come next from the books of Pav and so do I.
Watch the foot-tapping peppy video here:
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