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Humaima loved shooting rain song with Emraan

Darpan News Desk IANS, 31 Jul, 2014 07:11 AM
  • Humaima loved shooting rain song with Emraan
Pakistani model-actress Humaima Malick, who has shot a rain song "Tere hoke rahenge" with Indian actor Emraan Hashmi in her forthcoming Bollywood debut "Raja Natwarlal", says this was the first time she shot in the rain and she thoroughly enjoyed the experience.
 
In fact, to get the real feel of the rain songs of Bollywood, the actress even watched a lot of Bollywood's popular rain songs.
 
"For the first time I have shot a song in the rain. I remember a night before the shoot, I googled all the rain songs of Bollywood and watched them," Humaima said here Wednesday at the song's launch.
 
"Shooting for the rain song was an interesting experience for me. I enjoyed a lot. We shot it for two days with great hard work," she added.
 
"Tere hoke rahenge" is sung by Arijit Singh.
 
Directed by Kunal Deshmukh, "Raja Natwarlal" also features Paresh Rawal and Kay Kay Menon. It will hit the theatres Aug 29.

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