Shamir Tandon's Main Jaanta Hoon is simply soul-stirring: Emraan Hashmi



Composer Shamir Tandon has churned out immortal hits and is known for his amazing sense of global music and selective and eclectic work. The latest actor who has confessed that he loves Shamir Tandon's  melodies is actor Emraan Hashmi.    When the actor heard Shamir's compositions for the  horror-thriller The Body, he  simply loved the songs. If you recall, it is the  immortal melodies that have always played a significant part of Emraan Hashmi's successful films. “I have a  soft corner for soulstirring songs. By  God's grace, most of my songs sear the soul. Main Janta Hoon from The Body by Shamir Tandon is one such haunting melody."

When Sunny Khanna, CEO, Emraan Hashmi Films, made Emraan hear the  Shamir Tandon track, he was floored. "I simply loved its nuances, the delicate melody and its meaningful lyrics of Main Jaanta Hoon. Even the other songs by Shamir are amazing,” averred  Emraan.

Shamir Tandon also has an eye to identify talent and this on the reccomendation of his friend Vishal Dadlani,  has taken Sunny Hindustani from Indian Idol Rom Rom. Main Jaanta Hu has vocals by Jubin Nautiyal while Maine Socha Na Ho Itna Pyar Karo is sung by Sreya Ghoshal.

The Body, a Viacom film, stars Emraan Hashmi, Rishi Kapoor and Sobhita Dhulipalia in lead roles and is produced by Sunir Khetrapal, with songs released by T-Series. 

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