The song, sung by Shreya Ghoshal and Nihal Tauro, centers on the wedding of stars Ayushmann Khurrana and Sharvari, ahead of the film’s November 27 theatrical release.
Rajshri Productions didn’t just drop a song. It threw a party for one. On September 20, composer Himesh Reshammiya performed live with a 25-member orchestra at Mumbai’s Royal Opera House, turning what could have been a routine digital upload into a full production, according to Moneycontrol and Bollywood Hungama. By the next morning, the wait ended: the title track itself was out, per Republic World.
A Royal Opera House Evening Built Around One Song
The event ran from 5:30 p.m. onward at the Royal Opera House, a night cinebuster.in described as designed to let audiences experience the emotions
of the film. Reshammiya performed alongside his 25-piece orchestra in what the outlet called a first-time-ever staging for the film, rather than a conventional song drop.
Before the event, Rajshri Productions and Himesh Reshammiya Melodies teased the moment with a motion poster. The makers wrote on social media, A little glimpse of the magic that’s coming your way… Can’t wait for you to experience our title track in all its glory!
Cinebuster’s reporting adds a detail the other outlets skip: Reshammiya composed seven songs for the film with a brief calling for music that is simple, soulful and accessible
, in keeping with the musical tone long associated with director Sooraj Barjatya’s films.
The Title Track: Shreya Ghoshal, Nihal Tauro, and a Wedding Scene
The song that emerged from that stage belongs to Shreya Ghoshal and Nihal Tauro, both crediting Reshammiya as composer. Republic World and The News Mill report the track is built around the on-screen marriage of Khurrana’s and Sharvari’s characters, moving through family gatherings and wedding rituals in a style both outlets tie directly to Barjatya’s signature filmmaking. Reshammiya shared the song himself on Instagram once it went live.
That release also marks Barjatya’s return to the director’s chair after Uunchai, for which he won the National Award for Best Director, according to both Republic World and The News Mill.
Prem Comes Back After 12 Years — With Khurrana in the Role
The bigger story sitting inside the title track’s release is a character, not a song. With Yeh Prem Mol Liya, Rajshri’s beloved character – Prem – makes a return to the big screen after 12 years,
the makers said, in wording confirmed by both Republic World and The News Mill.
Ayushmann Khurrana steps into the role for the first time, taking on a character long associated with the Rajshri banner. Sharvari plays opposite him, and the film marks the first time the two actors have shared a screen, a point every outlet in the cluster confirms.
Reshammiya and Barjatya, Reunited After Prem Ratan Dhan Payo
Music has always carried weight in a Barjatya film, and this project leans on a familiar partnership to deliver it. Reshammiya previously scored Prem Ratan Dhan Payo for the director, and Yeh Prem Mol Liya marks their reunion, a fact repeated across Moneycontrol, Bollywood Hungama, cinebuster.in, Republic World and The News Mill.
That repetition across five separate outlets is itself telling. It signals the collaboration is the piece of information the makers most wanted repeated in the run-up to release — a marketing throughline as deliberate as the orchestra booking at the Royal Opera House.
Release Date and Production Credits
Yeh Prem Mol Liya is scheduled for theatrical release on November 27, 2026, a date confirmed across Moneycontrol, Bollywood Hungama, cinebuster.in and a LinkedIn post from Indian Broadcasting World. The film is produced by Rajshri Productions in association with Mahaveer Jain Films, and directed by Sooraj R. Barjatya.
- September 20, 2026: Live title track launch with Himesh Reshammiya and a 25-piece orchestra at Mumbai’s Royal Opera House
- September 21, 2026: Title track officially released, sung by Shreya Ghoshal and Nihal Tauro
- November 27, 2026: Theatrical release of Yeh Prem Mol Liya
None of the reporting in this cluster specifies ticket details for the Royal Opera House event or names the full tracklist beyond the seven-song figure cinebuster.in cites. What’s confirmed is narrower and, for Rajshri’s audience, more pointed: after twelve years away, Prem is back on screen, wearing Ayushmann Khurrana’s face, set to a Himesh Reshammiya score that opened not on a streaming platform but on a live stage.