Nyrraa M Banerji has released her second song as a singer — 'KHWAB', marking another deliberate step into music, this time as part of composer Shariq Shez’s latest EP. The track, which features Nyrraa alongside Shez on vocals, is the latest in a quiet evolution that sees her expanding beyond acting into a new creative space. She describes music as ‘a very special form of expression’ for her, one where she’s discovering fresh dimensions of herself as an artist. With 'KHWAB', she says, she was able to move past performance and connect with emotions through her voice alone. The song, written by Rohit Gokul Purohit, was composed by Shariq Shez and produced by Creative Corona, with Loudbee Music serving as the label. It arrives just days after she publicly declined a role in Naagin 7, citing a preference for positive, uplifting narratives. That decision, paired with this musical release, suggests a broader shift. Not just in career choices, but in artistic identity. While her acting work continues, the emergence of her voice as a standalone force signals a deeper commitment to music as more than a side project. No video has been released yet. No grand announcement. Just the sound of someone stepping into their own. And a name that’s starting to mean something beyond the screen.
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Nyrraa M Banerji releases her second song, 'KHWAB', as part of Shariq Shez’s EP — a quiet pivot from acting to singing, with no fanfare, just feeling.
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