The newest track, “Ishq Nibhava” by Celebrino Records, is making everyone sway with its melody.

The song produced by Amandeep Singh Batra, Abhishek Verma, and Shubham Jain has already garnered 2 million + views on YouTube.

Chandigarh, Aug 16: It is wonderful to learn more about different industries doing differently to cater to their audiences uniquely. Amongst this, how could the music industry stay behind? We have already witnessed the massive talents of individuals in the music industry so far, who have given some of the greatest tracks of all time. However, what has kept them still buzzing high is their quest to keep creating magic with new songs and featuring refreshing pairs to soothe not just our ears but also our eyes. Doing exactly that is Celebrino Records (@celebrinorecords), the rising music label, which has now created more noise by dropping their newest track titled “Ishq Nibhava”.

Ishq Nibhava is a beautiful song that features popular television faces Shakti Arora and Divya Agarwal. It mesmerizes the listeners as a song filled with melody. Ishq Nibhava is a Punjabi track, which has been sung by ace singers Nitin Gupta & Rupali Jagga. Why it touches the hearts of people is the honesty with which it has been made, depicting the pain and struggles of a long-distance relationship.

The direction company of the music video, Team Last Page, has done a fab job at capturing the emotions of the characters well. Adding the magic to it are the lyrics penned by Mannu & Shubham Sharma and music by Nitin Gupta & Mannu. The entire feel of the song takes people to a whole new world and compels them to be a part of the journey of the characters; such is the finesse and emotions with which Ishq Nibhava has been created and produced by Amandeep Singh Batra, Abhishek Verma, and Shubham Jain.

The song shows how two people love-struck by each other are separated by time and situations, but still, their love keeps them together. The song has already garnered over 2 million views on YouTube; check it out here – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-rzeQjDenI. You can also stream the song on Spotify (https://bit.ly/IshqNibhavaSpotify), Apple Music, Gaana, Wynk, Jio-Saavn, Amazon Prime Music, Hungama, Resso and YouTube.

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