The title song from the 2007 sports drama starring Shah Rukh Khan celebrates teamwork, determination, and national pride—perfect for both sports arenas and patriotic gatherings. Teri Mitti – Kesari ...

Akshay Kumar & B Praak reunite for Kesari Chapter 2: Akshay Kumar's Kesari, released in 2019, featured the memorable song Teri Mitti, sung by none other than B Praak. After creating unforgettable ...

Patriotism finds its most powerful voice in music, uniting hearts and celebrating togetherness. In India, certain songs, especially from the films, have become timeless anthems, weaving national pride ...

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Singer B Praak is all set to recreate the iconic song “Tujhe Yaad Na Meri Aayee” from filmmaker Karan Johar’s directorial debut Kuch Kuch Hota Hai. This exciting development was shared by Praak on his ...

Teri Mitti from Akshay Kumar's Kesari remains to be one of the most heart-touching patriotic songs ever made in Bollywood. As India gears up to celebrate Independence Day 2023, here's all you need to ...

Singer B Praak is known for his sad romantic ballads, many of which have featured Akshay Kumar, either in movies or just as singles. And nobody is more surprised about his recurring collaborations ...

B Praak is one of the most loved singers from Bollywood. Ever since he entered Hindi cinema in 2019, he has dished out some melodious numbers like Ranjha’ and ‘Mann Bharryaa 2.0′ among many others.

Manoj Muntashir wrote the song Teri Mitti for the film Kesari. The Gujarati folk singer sang the song during an even at the US. The song Terri Mitti has won hearts of many since its release. The ...

Writer Manoj Muntashir has refuted all allegations of him having copied the Teri Mitti song from ‘Kesari’ from a Pakistani song. Social media has been buzzing recently with multiple allegations ...

Kesari’s Teri Mitti has been in the headlines for all the negative reasons for the last few days. On social media, some people claimed that the song is copied from a Pakistani song released in 2005.