Gehraiyaan Song Doobey Out, Deepika Padukone-Siddhant Chaturvedi Chemistry Looks Crackling

The song Doobey featuring Deepika Padukone and Siddhant Chaturvedi has been released by Soni Music India on its YouTube handle. The movie is from the movie Gehraiyaan which will be released on February 11 on the OTT platform. 

Within five hours of the song release, it has garnered 1.3 million + views in total and netizens are in awe of the song. The film's trailer was released a few days back and has received great appreciation from the audience for raw emotions and a refreshing plot.

Doobey Song From Gehraiyaan Released :

The song that has been released on January 24, 2022, is the first one from the movie to be released. Earlier the song used in the trailer of the movie "Tu marz hai dawa bhi" has been used numerous times by people on Reels and stories on Instagram and people are awaiting its release soon.

The song Doobey has been composed and produced by OAFF and Savera, written by Kausar Munir, and sung by Lothika Jha. The singer is famed for many Bengali folk music songs like Chal Na Bari Gari, Chupi Chupi Chol. 

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The song seems to be dreamy and adventure where the couple can be seen making out, vacationing, and drowning in each other's eyes. As per the PTI report, Deepika explained how comfortable she was doing the intimate scene as she was aware of the director's intention. She said, "The route of vulnerability and intimacy is possible when you know the director is not doing it for rolling the eyeballs." She also added that such scenes are possible when you know you are in a safe and secure environment. 

Gehraiyaan has Ananya Pandey and Dhairya Karwa in the movie along with Padukone and Chaturvedi. The movie by Shakun Batra has been gaining a lot of traction since the release of the teaser and trailer as the movie focuses on the modern-day complex relationships and the issue of infidelity together. 

Watch the video of the song ">here.