Second Song ‘Naav Chali Re’ From ‘Pyari Taravali – The True Story Released After Success Of ‘Thagi Re’

The upcoming film “Pyari Taravali – The True Story,” based on a true story and featuring actress Dolly Tomar, has created excitement among cinema lovers with its strong message of women empowerment and defiance against societal norms. The teaser of the film has generated anticipation, and its songs have also captivated the audience.

The first romantic song, “Thagi Re Thagi,” released at a crucial point in the film, narrating the story of deceit in Pyari’s life. The melodious voices of Shahid Malaya and Supriya Pathak have given a classic touch to the song. Now, the second song, “Naav Chali Re,” has been released, featuring Kavita Seth’s wonderful singing, adding a unique dimension to the film.

Dolly Tomar, sharing her thoughts on these two songs, says, “The song ‘Thagi Re’ is a situational song that narrates an essential turn in the film, portraying Pyari’s story of deception. All the songs in our film will have a 90s melody, and all the instruments were played live. The second song ‘Naav Chali Re’ represents Indian culture, tradition, and roots. While today’s films often depict brides in a modern way, this song maintains their simplicity and tradition. I have incorporated the same look and makeup that I witnessed at my elder sister’s wedding into this song. I’m delighted that both songs are receiving an excellent response from the audience.”

This film, which combines romance, comedy, action, thriller, and outstanding background music, is produced under the Omshil Productions banner. It is set to release in cinemas on October 27th and aims to empower women both on and off the screen.

Actress Dolly Tomar, who has showcased her talent in various forms of entertainment, plays the lead role of Pyari in this film. “Pyari Taravali – The True Story” has received praise and awards at several international film festivals. It was honored as the Best Film, with Best Actor and Best Actress awards at the Falcon International Film Festival, and it received acclaim at the California Women’s Film Festival and the ICFF Toronto Film Festival.

She mentions that the film’s censor board has praised it for its innovative storytelling and impactful entertainment, stating that such cinema hasn’t been seen in a long time. The film has been given a U/A certificate without any cuts.

This Hindi feature film “Pyari Taravali – The True Story” is based on a novel inspired by a true story, written and directed by Rajnish Dubey.