Call Me Bae song Vekh Sohneyaa OUT: Ananya Panday keen on finding herself and love in 1st track

The makers finally released the first track titled Vekh Sohneyaa from Ananya Panday's upcoming debut series Call Me Bae. Let's have a look!

Ananya Panday in Vekh Sohneyaa from Call Me Bae

Ananya Panday is set to make her series debut with Amazon Prime Video's Call Me Bae. The trailer already received a lot of love and now the makers have dropped the first track titled Vekh Sohneyaa where we can see the actress in search of finding herself and love.

Call Me Bae first track Vekh Sohneyaa

In the first track, we see Ananya Panday as Bae stepping into the vibrant world of Mumbai. The video dazzles with its dynamic visuals, capturing Bae learning more about herself through her close friendships and her new beau.

Watch the video:

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Ananya Panday on the first track

Speaking about the first track of Call Me Bae, Panday shared in a statement that from the moment she first heard Vekh Sohneyaa, she has been hooked. It has truly captured her heart and has been on repeat in her playlist. "Big kudos to the music team for creating such a vibe that’s got everyone, including me, grooving," she added.

About the trailer, Ananya said that the love and enthusiasm for it has been overwhelming and she couldn’t have asked for a better introduction to her character Bella and the series.

More about Vekh Sohneyaa

The song is written and performed by Charan and Bombay the Artist, and produced by Dishant. Charan said that the song is about the beauty of self-discovery and finding love in unexpected ways.

"We wanted to create an experience that mirrors the emotional journey of the series, captures the essence of Ananya’s character and the vibrant spirit of BomBae," he shared.

Call Me Bae's plot

Meanwhile, Call Me Bae will start streaming on Prime Video on September 6, and willhave dubs in Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, and Kannada in addition to its original Hindi version.tling streets of Mumbai, leaving Bae to fend for herself.

She struggles to adjust to her new life in Mumbai, from figuring out how to get across the city on public transport to juggling the duties of a journalist, upbeat music sets the mood. Meanwhile, she also encounters unexpected friendships and alliances.

Meanwhile, Call Me Bae will start streaming on Prime Video on September 6, and will have dubs in Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, and Kannada in addition to its original Hindi version.

Also read: Ananya Panday’s on her OTT debut: ‘I can imagine every Asian loving Call Me Bae’

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