The film’s music offers the listener some of the most melodious tunes in recent times, composed by debutant music director, the multi-instrumentalist and singer Raghav Sachar. The film is directed by Kabir Khan and produced by Aditya Chopra.

I’ve put myself into all the criteria that a musician is involved in.MUMBAI: The music of Yash Raj Filmsâ€™ latest production Kabul Express was released last week. I compose, I also sing in male and even female vocals, I record, I engineer and compose music as well and even write lyrics. I find music in everything, be it the rain, a hammer on a nail, the sound of wind- everything has music. Recently I picked up the trumpet which has been used in my up-coming film.

I enjoy playing the acoustic guitar, grand piano, recorder, drums, tenor recorder, trumpet, tenor saxophone. So I think that’s where I inherited my musical genes. My father used to play the harmonica, at parties and my mother used to play the sitar. No body in my family has been into music but my parents used to be fond of music. My parents are are the reasons why I’m able to do what I’m doing. I’m the youngest and the most pampered member of my parents. My father retired as the director general of police. So you had quite a musical childhood then! Initially my father wasn’t sure if I would still be into music but then my parents saw that I was really serious about my music and they further encouraged me.

I travelled all over the world and bought and learnt one instrument that I liked from different countries. He religiously did that till I was 18 and then I started earning for myself and kept buying all sorts of different instruments that I liked. Since then I struck a deal with my father that he would have to gift me a new musical instrument on every birthday. I started playing my first instrument (harmonica) when I was four years old. So he bought me one on my birthday and that’s how it all started. I used to see my father play the harmonica and asked him to teach me to play it. Raghav shares his musical experiences and talks about his favourite companion, Tenor his dog. Multi faceted Raghav Sachar effortless wears many hats at a time -he’s a musician, composer, a vocalist who can sing in both male and female vocals, can play 33 different musical instruments (and counting) and even owns a pet who sings and no, it’s not a bird but a dog.

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