Vyrl Originals artist Arjun Kanungo, is all set to release a melodious and a heartfelt track Woh Baarishein. Powerful vocals and composition by Arjun and his portrayal of anguishin this track is brought alive through Manoj Muntashir’s beautiful lyrics and deeply felt through the live orchestra arrangement which is a rare experience. The track is a complete burst of emotionsthat createsa perfect blend for the monsoon and brings back memories and moments spent with loved ones.

Popstar and balladeer, Arjun Kanungo pours his heart out in this emotional track that envisages a story of great loss of love, loneliness and grief. The video reflects Arjun’s sadness on losing the very love of his life played by Shriya Pilgaonkar, against a beautiful backdrop of the rains. The overall setup amidst monsoon does complete justice to the track and the video.

Staying true to his reputation; Arjun Kanungo has given his fansan easy sing-along hook in Woh Baarishein allowing them to contemplate the depth of his agony and join him in sharing their own. This visual spectacle is directed by Danny Mamik.

Ecstatic at the release of his latest single, Arjun Kanungo said,“Woh Baarishein marks the end of an amazing trilogy where I set out to understand what it means to make music videos with story, drama and action. I feel it's one of my best and I am super excited about it. The song holds a great place in my heart as i sung it with utmost difficulties. I had recorded it in a very difficult phase, where I had completely lost my voice due to my intense voice training and I was afraid on how I would sound. But it all went so beautifully well, and I am so amazed with the end results. I am thankful to Vyrl for their constant faith and immense support. My co-star Shriya and writer Manoj Muntashir have done a fabulous job and it’s a perfect sync of team effort which has made 'Woh Baarishein' so amazing.”

Speaking of his first release with Vyrl Originals Manoj Mutashir shared,“‘No pain, no gain’ this age-old saying perfectly describes my experience with Woh Baarishein. Having written about 200 songs, I never thought any tune can put my skills to test, the way Arjun’s tune did. It was too uneven and staccato for any writer’s comfort, especially for me who is hell-bent on making my songs poetic.But I didn’t want to give up as the tune had a melancholy which kept haunting me for weeks. With much-appreciated help from Vinit Thakkar and off course Arjun, I could write something which made everyone's eyes wet. This ‘gain’ came after loads of ‘pain’ but eventually it’s one of the most soul-satisfying songs, I’ve ever written.”