Harshdeep Kaur on singing their marriage ceremony music ‘Peer Vi Tu’ – Firstpost

Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli’s intimate but grand marriage in 2017 in Tuscany, Italy has began tendencies like marriage ceremony songs and pastel bridal lehengas to intimate ceremonies and paparazzi-free celebrations.

On their first anniversary, the couple’s marriage ceremony music was launched titled ‘Peer Vi Tu’, which was crooned by Harshdeep Kaur. In a latest interplay, the singer mirrored on how Virushka felt about each other.

“I used to be a part of their marriage ceremony music ‘Peer Vi Tu’ that was launched on their anniversary. I obtained the temporary that it’s a love music and that the music’s lyrics are what Virat and Anushka really feel for one another — that they see god in one another. Vishal Punjabi was directing it and he mentioned, ‘Bus yahi feeling chahiye (I need this sense). Simply really feel these phrases and sing,’” mentioned Kaur in a latest chat with The Music Podcast.

“Virat-Anushka’s music mentioned what they have been feeling for one another. I believe that’s what getting collectively means if you find yourself a lot in love, you see every thing within the individual you’re getting married to. That was the temporary given to me – whole submission,” she instructed E Occasions earlier.

Speaking about their marriage ceremony, Anushka had instructed Filmfare in 2019,  “We wished to maintain it real. We didn’t need it to be adulterated and touched by something which might remind us that we’re celebrities. We have been with our dad and mom and our siblings, who’ve sacrificed a lot for us, our closest mates, who’ve supported us by way of our worst.”

“If we’d allowed it to grow to be public in any means, we’d be reminded of our public standing. We didn’t need that. We simply wished to be like two folks in love,” the actress mentioned.

She added, “We by no means counted for who we have been publicly once we fell in love. Our beings fell in love. We wished to really feel that purity at our marriage ceremony. That’s why we stored it so near our hearts and stored it away from something, which might make us take into consideration something aside from us and the individuals who have been a part of this. It was surreal.”