Shiv-Hari
forayed into Hindi film music sporadically. One of their assignments was the
soundtrack of Chandni (1989). It
earned them their second nomination in the Best Music Director category at the
Filmfare Awards the following year.
Its title track,
Chandni O Meri Chandni was four
minutes and 32 seconds long.
Not only was it picturised
on Sridevi (who essayed the eponymous character), but she also lent her voice
to it.
The childlike
enthusiasm with which she exercised her vocal chords was ‘note’worthy.
Jolly Mukherjee
was the male singer of the duet, penned by Anand Bakshi.
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