The much-awaited music video song “Aakhri Hadd” was launched in a grand event hosted by Kishore Films Production (Karishma Kishore and Akshat Joshi) at AXO Bar and Kitchen in Andheri West, Mumbai. The launch event, which was a delightful mix of glamour and celebration, began with media bytes where celebrities and guests shared their thoughts on the song and the creative process behind it and what the audience can expect from the song. The event had a joyful cake-cutting, adding a touch of sweetness to the celebration. Following this, everyone was treated to the exclusive screening of “Aakhri Hadd,” which showcased the creative brilliance of Taher Shabbir and Raviraa Bhardwaj. Their performance was well-received, highlighting their exceptional talents. The event saw the presence of several celebrities, including Darshan Kumar, Sumbul Toqueer, Taha Shah Badussha, Aditi Pohankar, Amit Roy, Director Ruchi Narain, Megha Sharma, Producer Chitra Vakil Sharma, Astrologer Ashutosh Clairvoyant and many more who graced the occasion with their presence. Their support and enthusiasm added to the festive atmosphere of the launch. Sumbul Touqeer made an entry with father Touqeer Khan and made head turns like always.
Producers Karishma Kishore and Akshat Joshi expressed, "The response to the song was fabulous. I feel grateful to everyone who attended the event." Akshat added, "The response to the song was fabulous. Guests loved the pairing of Taher Shabbir and Raviraa Bhardwaj, Singer Madhur Sharma, Music composer: Anjana Ankur Singh, director Hamil Tamkin Wassan, lyricist: Rajesh Nishad and DOP Shivam Agarwal have given their best to the music video. The success of the launch event reflects the hard work and dedication of everyone involved in bringing “Aakhri Hadd” to life. The music video is now available for audiences to enjoy, and it promises to be a hit among fans and music lovers alike. The goodwill of Karishma Kishore and Akshat Joshi was for all to see and they attended all guests personally.
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