Overview

• Singh says he closes every concert with “Woh Kisna Hai” and consistently fields audience requests for it above his other hits.
• Both director Subhash Ghai and Singh remember a remarkably swift production, with Ghai saying the song was recorded in one day and Singh nailing the final take in 15–20 minutes.
• Singh frames the track as a personal offering to Lord Krishna, attributing its enduring appeal to a fusion of bhakti (devotion) and masti (joy).
• Ghai credits Ismail Darbar’s composition, Javed Akhtar’s lyrics and Saroj Khan’s choreography for infusing the song with cinematic grandeur.
• Over nearly two decades the song has become a Janmashtami fixture at midnight pujas, dahi handi events and temple processions.