Himesh
Reshammiya
is
on
a
career
high
like
never
before.
The
one
man
army
has
delivered
nine
huge
hit
songs
across
four
albums
and
recorded
audio
streams,
video
views
in
millions
over
the
last
few
weeks.
The
latest
track
called
'Terre
Pyaar
Mein'
from
the
album
Suroor
2021
was
trending
on
YouTube
for
over
20
days
straight.
It
was
also
trending
on
the
famous
reels
and
crossed
100
million
views
in
record
time.
This
was
quick
on
the
heels
of
the
two
successful
songs
'Sanseinn'
and
'O
Sajnaa'
with
Sawai
Bhatt
and
also
'Humnavva
Humsafar'
that
gave
another
chartbuster
to
legends
like
Kumar
Sanu
and
Alka
Yagnik
from
the
album
Super
Sitaara.
Now
the
musical
genius
Himesh
hits
another
bulls
eye
with
his
10th
song
wherein
he
brings
to
you
the
magic
of
Indian
Idol
12
winner
Pawandeep
Rajan
and
runner-up
Arunita
Kanjilal
called
'O
Saiyyoni'.
The
song
has
a
folk
vibe,
but
is
a
romantic
albeit
fun
track.
Speaking
on
the
same,
Himesh
says
that,
"The
combination
of
Pawandeep
and
Arunita
is
truly
amazing
as
they
have
delivered
super
tracks
for
me
like
'Tere
Bagairr'
and
'Terii
Umeed',
and
this
one
'O
Sayyoni'
is
yet
another
sure
shot
chart
buster.
It's
completely
different
from
what
is
expected
of
these
two.
It
is
a
romantic
track
but
it
boasts
of
a
contemporary
vibe
and
yet
folkish
in
nature
too.
Their
chemistry
in
the
song
is
just
amazing.
I
am
blessed
that
all
my
4
albums
surroor
2021,
Himesh
ke
dil
se,
moods
with
melodies
and
super
sitaara
which
has
had
nine
songs
released
have
become
huge
hits
and
that
too
back
to
back,
it's
been
overwhelming
to
constantly
deliver
but
the
audience
has
given
their
stamp
of
approval
on
every
album
and
every
song
with
millions
of
views
and
millions
of
audio
streams
and
continues
trending
on
YouTube
and
reels
which
has
made
this
even
more
special.
The
fact
that
'Terre
Pyaar
Mein'
from
my
album
Surroor
2021
has
crossed
100
million
views
in
no
time
is
truly
touching."
The
title
track
has
crossed
71
million
views
and
42
million
audio
streams
already
and
I
am
grateful
to
the
audience
for
such
an
amazing
response
on
each
track.