Sidharth Malhotra: ‘Sunn Mere Yaar Ve’ is my kind of love song
Sidharth Malhotra calls Sunn Mere Yaar Ve his kind of love song, praising Aditya Rikhari’s soulful touch. Featured in Param Sundari, the romantic track highlights his chemistry with Janhvi Kapoor in the Kerala-set film.
Mumbai: Bollywood actor Sidharth Malhotra has spoken about the latest track Sunn Mere Yaar Ve by Aditya Rikhari, saying the song is his kind of love song.
Sidharth said:
“Sunn Mere Yaar Ve is my kind of love song—the kind that lingers long after you’ve heard it. Bringing this emotion alive on screen was truly special, and I’ve always felt that love melodies have a unique place in my journey. Aditya’s soulful touch adds an extra charm to the track, and I hope fans experience that same magic when they watch and listen to it.”
Composer duo Sachin–Jigar roped in Aditya Rikhari for the third track, Sunn Mere Yaar Ve, from Param Sundari.
Aditya said:
“Being a part of Param Sundari feels truly special. Sunn Mere Yaar Ve is my new Bollywood song, and I’m grateful to be part of this film that I myself was looking forward to. Collaborating with someone like Sachin–Jigar, whom I deeply respect, has been an incredible experience. Sidharth and Janhvi’s chemistry looks just amazing on screen, and I can’t wait for listeners to vibe with the track the way I did while creating it.”
The cross-cultural romance film Param Sundari is slated to release on August 29. The film centers on a love story between a North Indian man, played by Sidharth, and a South Indian girl, filmed against the scenic backdrop of Kerala.
According to Maddock Films, the movie “promises a heartfelt tale of love, where two worlds collide and sparks are bound to fly. Set against the breathtaking backwaters of Kerala, this love story is a rollercoaster of laughter, chaos, and unexpected twists you won’t see coming.”
Maddock chief Dinesh Vijan had earlier told Variety:
“It’s like those films that Mani-sir (Mani Ratnam) used to do, like Saathiya (the Hindi remake of Tamil drama-romance Alai Payuthey).”
