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Tu Chale Toh from Qarib Qarib Singlle will be out tomorrow!

There is a special Diwali treat for all the Irrfan Khan fans all over the world! The second song titled Tu Chale Toh from the National Award-winning actor's upcoming film Qarib Qarib Singlle will be out tomorrow, on the auspicious day of Diwali.

Irrfan Khan is playing the character of Yogi in the film, a young and a carefree guy, along with the Malayalam sensation Parvathy. The actress will mark her debut in Bollywood with this film. The new song from the film will unveil a new side to Yogi and Jaya's journey.


In the generation of online dating, the film is about two people in their 30's who discover love and life on a three-city tour which unfolds to be a crazy and desi adventure.

Qarib Qarib Singlle is garnering a lot of attention for its unusual pairing and quirky content. The trailer has received appreciation from the audience for its unusual storyline promising a joy-ride. The posters have attracted eye-balls for its taglines, which is creating curiosity amongst all.

This quirky love story travels through the cities of Bikaner, Rishikesh, and Gangtok taking us on an unusual ride of a middle-age romance.

The track Tu Chale Toh is a soulful number and is being sung by the famous singer Papon in his exquisite voice. With music by Rochak Kohli, the heart touching song is written by Hussain Haidry.

The first song 'Khatam Kahani' by Nooran Sisters had caught a lot of attention.

Directed by filmmaker Tanuja Chandra, Qarib Qarib Singlle is releasing on 10th November 2017.

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