Music director Sachinn Gupta has roped in singers Mika Singh and Honey Singh for the track Punjabiyaan Di Battery in Mere Dad Ki Maruti.
"While composing the song with director Ashima Chibber, producer Ashish Patil and lyricist Kumaar, we all felt that the rustic and ethnic voices of Punjab would best suit the song. Also, since the film is based in Chandigarh, it made Mika's and Honey's voice an apt choice," says Sachinn.
The composer adds, "Mika is a friend. In fact, he suggested that I rope in Honey as well and even called him up on my behalf. Honey agreed instantly. It's for the first time that the two have come together for a song." For another song, Tod Taad Ke Border, Gupta roped in Punjabi superstar Diljit Dosanjh, who will mark his Bollywood debut with the track.
Sachinn's previous compositions include Doorie, sung by Atif Aslam. He has also sung songs like Tere Liye (Unplugged) in Prince (2010) and Bhool Jaaun (along with Himesh Reshammiya) in Damadamm (2011).
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