Tejas first song Jaan Da highlights love for sky

Tejas first song Jaan Da highlights love for sky. Following the adrenaline-pumping trailer release for "Tejas" on Air Force Day, October 8, the creators of the Kangana Ranaut-starrer unveiled the film's first song, "Jaan Da," on a Sunday. Sung by the mellifluous Arijit Singh, the song offers a glimpse into the journey of Kangana's character, Tejas Gill, as an Air Force pilot in a film that's being hailed as India's first aerial action movie.

"Jaan Da" beautifully weaves together themes of love and patriotism. Kangana Ranaut, sharing her excitement on Instagram, wrote, "Hai ishq jaise aasmaan da (I seem to be in love with the sky)... ✈️ #JaanDa (Saiyaan Ve) song is out, tune in now. #BharatKoChhedogeTohChhodengeNahi #Tejas in cinemas on 27th October." The soulful melody captures Kangana's deep connection with the skies during her pilot training, and it offers a glimpse of a man who appears to be smitten with her, performing the song as a musician on stage.

"Tejas" has been a highly anticipated project, with a journey spanning several years. Originally slated for release in December 2020, the film is written and directed by Sarvesh Mewara and produced by Ronnie Screwvala. The film's music, composed by Shashwat Sachdev, is complemented by lyrics from Kumaar, Folk-Lore, and Shashwat Sachdev.

The heart of "Tejas" revolves around the extraordinary journey of Tejas Gill, an Indian Air Force (IAF) pilot, with the aim of inspiring and instilling profound pride in every Indian. The film sheds light on the unwavering commitment and formidable challenges faced by IAF pilots as they tirelessly defend the nation.

A significant aspect of "Tejas" is its portrayal of the Indian Air Force, which was the first among India's defense forces to induct women into combat roles. The film is set in 2016, during the historic implementation of this decision, and it centers around a courageous female fighter pilot.