Prime Video, India’s most liked entertainment destination, launched the trailer of Saba Azad and Sony Razdan-Star Song of Paradise-e-Marmik Katha on Monday, inspired by Padma Shri Award winner, Raj Begum, inspired by music, life and travel.
Directed and written by famous filmmaker Danish Renzu and written by him, the film is a tribute to the valuable voice of Kashmir and its first female playback singer, who paved the way for future generations of music artists from the valley.
The song of Paradise, produced by Excel Entertainment and produced by Apple Tree Pictures Production and Renzu Films Production, claimed a stellar artists featuring Nation Azad, Sony Razdan, Zain Khan Durrani, Sheeba Chaddha, Ruk Rana and Lilet Dubey.
The trailer offers a glimpse in the life and famous music journey of Noor Begum, depicted by Saba Azad and Soni Razdan over a two -time period. In a story immersed in courage, disregard the criteria, and discovery of self-realization, Noor, a talented young singer, during that time, dared to free and break from the huts on women by the society during that time.
Heaven’s songs are an ODE for his inspiring music and travel, which is supplemented by Abhay Sopori’s intimate creation and the tone of the United Nations Nisa that affects the rich music heritage and the attractive background of the valley.
“There is nothing less than a revelation to play a character inspired by veteran Raj Begum. As a composer I take myself proud of a huge hearing vocabulary and yet I was completely in the dark about the incident that is Rajgum. The film has inspired me to eradicate his life and time.
“The film is a story of women’s flexibility and freedom. I can’t wait to watch the audience to watch” Song of Paradise “on prime videos – a story that celebrates Kashmir’s music heritage and a woman who helped to shape it.”
Sony Razadan said, “Songs of Paradise is a story that transferred me the moment of reading the script, and it was a deep experience to step into her character, which had been incarnating flexibility, strength and cultural identity for decades.”
“It is a powerful story that respects the music heritage of Kashmir and captures the essence of his remarkable journey.”
