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WATCH: Punjabi Singer Akhil Unveils Love Single On Valentine's Day

IANS, 14 Feb, 2018 01:23 PM

Punjabi singer Akhil released a love single titled "Akh lagdi" on Valentine's Day on Wednesday.

The romantic song was composed by Desi Routz and written by Bittu Sharma.

"'Akh lagdi' is a very beautiful composition. I believe that it will definitely become every lover's 'long drive anthem' this Valentine's Day," Akhil, who has given hit romantic songs like "Khaab", "Gani" and "Teri kami", said in a statement.

The song has already been viewed 6,45,321 times on YouTube.

Its music video, directed by Tru Makers, has been released by Speed Records label in association with Times Music.

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