Mumbai News, 03 Nov 2021: The multi-talented actor and filmmaker Satish Kaushik is still finding new things to do to reinvent himself and entertain his audience. The actor-filmmaker started this year with a bang with his latest directorial Kaagaz, featuring Pankaj Tripathi, that stole the hearts of the audience. He even was seen on screen in the film and now he is set to enthral the audience with another talent of his again.
Last year, Satish Kaushik used his time in lockdown at home to turn into a singer and in a self-shot video, he released the quirky and cute single ‘When Life Gives You A Banana’. His fans just lapped up at the sweet lyrics of the song and really enjoyed exploring this fun side of him in those tumultuous times.
Now Satish Kaushik is set for his next outing in the music world. A few days ago, he shared the poster of his new song ‘Chatarr Patarr’ on Instagram, promising that it’s the next offering in his series of quirky sweet and slice of life songs, sharing that it will be releasing soon. And now, the wait is over as we will get to listen to this fun song in his melodious voice tomorrow, giving a perfect finish to the month of October and also a perfect start to the Diwali week.
Sung by Satish Kaushik himself, ‘Chatarr Patarr’ is produced by Nishant Kaushik and Vikas Malu, with music and lyrics given by Rashmi Virag, and will be streaming from Tomorrow.
Music has always been a strong pillar of all my films with melodies and lyrics that connect with the common man. Today the landscape of music is changing rapidly and independent artists are making their mark with Bollywood music and the independent revolution coexisting in the same ecosystem.
It gives me immense pleasure to introduce the platform ‘Satish Kaushik Music’, where you are free to create, collaborate and conquer. Here with the help of me and experts from the field, one can develop musical content that they believe needs to be heard. Be it a song about your first bike ride or a song talking about how your failures made you strong, your creation will find a space here.
