A soulful pairing: Saiyami Kher and Gulshan Devaiah
The new music video Aise Na Humko brings together Saiyami Kher and Gulshan Devaiah in a quietly powerful pairing. Far from the loud spectacle of big-screen romances, the video relies on small moments — lingering looks, paused conversations and gentle choreography — to build its emotional core.
Set against Nashik’s laid-back backdrop
Shot in Nashik, the visuals lean into the city’s calm and character. The frames favour sunlit lanes, river-side stillness and intimate urban corners rather than sweeping grandeur. That choice gives the video a grounded, lived-in feel that suits the song’s mood, letting viewers soak in atmosphere as much as melody.
Swanand Kirkire’s lyrical touch
At the heart of the piece are lyrics by Swanand Kirkire, whose writing brings a measured, poetic voice to the music. His lines avoid melodrama and instead capture the tenderness of everyday affection — the sort of feelings that grow in pauses and overlooked gestures. The words sit naturally with the restrained narrative, elevating moments without overpowering them.
Performance and chemistry
Saiyami and Gulshan keep their acting subtle and believable. Rather than grand declarations, the chemistry plays out in quiet exchanges: a smile that holds, a silence that’s more meaningful than speech. This restraint feels intentional, allowing the music and lyrics to carry the emotion while the actors hint at what’s unsaid.
Why the restraint works
- Emotional honesty: The video opts for realism over theatrics, which makes the romance feel relatable.
- Focus on melody: The song’s soulful arrangement and Kirkire’s lyrics stay front and centre, with visuals that support rather than compete.
- Visual mood: Nashik’s quiet charm is used to create a reflective, romantic atmosphere.
Listening experience
The composition complements the lyrics with a soft, melodic score that underscores every glance and pause. It’s the kind of track that invites repeat listens — more for its subtlety than for immediate hooks — and rewards those who pay attention to its layers.
Final note
Aise Na Humko is a reminder that romance can be as compelling in whispers as it is in shouts. With Saiyami Kher and Gulshan Devaiah’s low-key performances, Swanand Kirkire’s thoughtful lyrics, and Nashik’s evocative setting, the music video offers a soothing, understated take on modern love that will appeal to viewers who prefer nuance over spectacle.