Mohit Chauhan returns with a banger in the form of 'Fanna Hua' in 'Mannu Kya Karegga'

The team behind Mannu Kya Karegga? has unveiled a new track that turns attention away from the hype around the trailer and focuses on raw emotion. The song, titled Fanaa Hua, arrives at a time when the film is building curiosity with each release.

Fanaa Hua is voiced by Mohit Chauhan, whose delivery of the song leans into feelings that follow the collapse of young love. The words for the track come from producer Sharad Mehra, who has taken on a writing role in addition to his work behind the project. Lalit Pandit handles the tune, and the pairing of his structure with Chauhan’s singing creates a piece that circles back to the loss and longing many listeners might have experienced.

The visual interpretation of Fanaa Hua has been designed to stay close to the weight of the lyrics. The sequence uses its locations and staging to underline the sense of rupture at the centre of the number. By tying the imagery with the sound, the makers appear intent on presenting a complete narrative moment rather than a standalone insert.

The film stars Vyom and Saachi Bindra in central parts. They lead a story that looks at choices, relationships and inner conflict, while a supporting team featuring Vinay Pathak, Kumud Mishra, Rajesh Kumar and Charu Shankar adds depth to the world being built. Each performer carries a distinct place in the film’s setup, indicating a web of interactions that move beyond the lead pair.

The soundtrack so far has placed music as a pivotal element in the storytelling. Every release seems positioned to draw listeners toward particular turning points of the film. With Fanaa Hua, that direction becomes clearer. Rather than relying only on visual drama, the makers are setting the tone for an experience anchored in sound.

Mannu Kya Karegga? is scheduled to reach theatres on 12 September 2025. The run-up suggests a film where music and story are inseparable, and where each release is meant to be a piece of the larger puzzle.