Entertainers Gurmeet Choudhary and Hansika Motwani's new tune Mazaa has been delivered. The melody portrays a story of affection, double-crossing, and reclamation in a current metropolitan sentiment. The tune is sung by B Praak and composed by mainstream lyricist Jaani. It follows the passionate excursion of a man who is appeared to have wandered from his relationship yet requests absolution from his accomplice. While trying to offer reparations, he is all set to any length to win her back. 

The tune begins with a genuinely striking couplet, transparently proclaiming a demonstration of treachery. However, with a deft touch, in the following lines, the tune shows how genuine romance is just found in the arms of your sweetheart. The verses are an impression of the daily routine and the occasions we experience in, a takeoff from the typical love tunes we will hear. The science among Hansika and Gurmeet, combined with the tenderness loaded voice of B Praak who likewise includes in the video, makes for some capturing seeing. Remarking on the arrival of the melody, Gurmeet said. "What an outright saltine of a track I'm special to be a piece of. At the point when I heard the tune interestingly, I was amazed by its enamoring song and striking verses. Obviously, when you have a pro artist like B Praak and a lyricist like Jaani, the outcome will undoubtedly be first rate. The video portrays the enthusiastic excursion of a metropolitan couple, and our video chief Arvindr Khaira has caught this with incredible affectability. I'm truly anticipating the crowd's response to this tune." 

Hansika added, "Mazaa associated with me quickly – with its verses and music. I'm a major devotee of B Praak's music and an opportunity to highlight in any video of his is something I was unable to relinquish. The video is anything but a regular video with a snare step. What truly got me energized was the opportunity of emoting in a music video. To portray the enthusiastic unrest that my character experiences in short 3 minutes, was something that I anticipated, and Arvindr Khaira's exact heading caused me a ton."