Lucky Ali sings ‘Muskura Do’ for Drishyam The Conclusion

The teaser for ‘Muskura Do’, sung by Lucky Ali, drops ahead of Drishyam The Conclusion’s October 2 release, promising a warm family anthem.

Lucky Ali’s voice is back on the big‑screen soundtrack, this time lending its mellow timbre to the upcoming thriller Drishyam The Conclusion. A short teaser for the song, titled “Muskura Do”, was shared on Instagram by Sony Music India on Thursday, giving fans a glimpse of the melody that will accompany the film’s climax.

The clip, posted alongside a caption that celebrates the unbreakable bond of the Salgaonkars, shows a brief montage of the family’s emotional moments. While the visuals are sparse, the music already feels like a nostalgic nod to Ali’s 90s era ballads.

According to Bollywood Hungama, the track is the first time the veteran singer has worked with lead actor Ajay Devgn. The collaboration also marks a reunion with lyricist Manoj Muntashir and composer Rochak Kohli, who together have crafted the song’s heartfelt verses.

“‘Muskura Do’ captures the spirit of togetherness,” the caption read, hinting that the song will shows the Salgaonkars’ resolve when the odds stack against them. The teaser’s release follows the earlier launch of “Vingansa”, a high‑octane number that introduced the film’s revenge‑driven undertone.

Director Abhishek Pathak, who also co‑wrote the screenplay, has been teasing the audience with musical snippets as part of the film’s promotional strategy. The franchise, now in its final chapter, stars a line‑up that includes Tabu, Shriya Saran, Rajat Kapoor, Jaideep Ahlawat, Prakash Raj and several others, all converging for what promises to be a tense courtroom showdown.

The full version of “Muskura Do” is slated to hit streaming platforms tomorrow, courtesy of Sony Music India. Fans of Lucky Ali will likely appreciate the familiar, soothing tone that contrasts sharply with the thriller’s darker themes, while the lyricist’s words are expected to echo the film’s central message of familial loyalty.

Industry insiders note that releasing a song teaser a month before the October 2 theatrical debut is a calculated move to keep the buzz alive. With the first single already out, the team hopes the second track will broaden the film’s appeal beyond the usual thriller crowd, tapping into the nostalgia market that still cherishes Ali’s voice.

The production, presented by Star Studio18 and backed by Panorama Studios, is set to hit cinemas across the country on the same day as the festive season’s big releases. The timing could prove advantageous, as families often flock to theatres during the holiday period.

Whether “Muskura Do” will become a chart‑buster remains to be seen, but its early reception on social media suggests a warm welcome. The song’s lyrical focus on love and support may also resonate with audiences looking for an emotional anchor amid the film’s suspenseful plot.

As the countdown to October 2 continues, the next promotional wave is expected to feature a trailer that ties together the musical cues with the film’s intricate narrative. Until then, Lucky Ali’s soothing croon offers a brief, yet comforting, interlude for fans awaiting the final chapter of the Drishyam saga.