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Hope listeners like 'Mein Hawaa': Lata

Darpan News Desk IANS, 10 Dec, 2014 02:00 PM
  • Hope listeners like 'Mein Hawaa': Lata
Melody queen Lata Mangeshkar is looking forward to the audiences' reaction to her new album “Mein Hawaa”, in which she has collaborated with her sister Asha Bhosle after three decades.
 
Lata is producing “Mein Hawaa” under her label LM Music. Asha and Shaan have sung for the album, which marks the coming together of the sisters after 30 years. Their last song together was 'Man kyon behka ri behka" for 1984 release "Utsav".
 
“Extremely happy to announce the album 'Mein Hawaa', sung by Asha and Shaan for my record label LM Music, is getting launched. The music has been composed by newcomer Rohan Shah. He has made really good songs. Hope you will like the album,” Lata tweeted.

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