BTS Exclusive: A Glimpse into the Making of “Jogiya” The Grand Punjabi Item Song by Musiclimitless

Mumbai:Following the powerful release of “Jogiya” on August 3 by Music Limitless, new behind-the-scenes (BTS) visuals from the shoot have surfaced, giving fans a closer look at the passion, preparation, and creativity that went into crafting this Punjabi item song.

Starring Vishwas Saraf and Sakshi, and featuring vocals by Ranjit Kaur and Aadil Khan, Jogiya has already begun making waves across digital platforms. The BTS stills capture the essence of the team’s effort—raw energy, vibrant sets, and a collaborative spirit that reflects in every frame of the final music video.

One of the BTS images shows the lead cast and core crew members seated on a hay-filled set, relaxed yet focused. Director Sumnit Shera and producer Manreet Ladhar can be seen alongside the lead pair, showcasing the grounded teamwork that brought this high-energy track to life. Shot on real sets instead of green screens, the earthy textures and authentic lighting in the images reflect the production team’s commitment to visual storytelling.

Another glimpse features a costume-rich moment between Vishwas and Sakshi during a scene setup. Dressed in ornate, traditional-meets-glam attire, the actors are seen rehearsing and connecting in character, bringing their on-screen chemistry to life with intensity and finesse.

From the attention to detail in costume design to the vibrant, dramatic lighting, Jogiya’s BTS reflects the scale and ambition behind the project. Visual artist Pratyush Grewal’s conceptual aesthetics, combined with Roshan Sheikh’s music and Subhu’s evocative lyrics, helped turn Jogiya into a complete cinematic experience.

Speaking about the journey, producer Manreet Ladhar shared, “These moments behind the camera are where the soul of the song takes shape. The energy, the bonding, and the commitment from every department made Jogiya a song to remember.”

As the song continues to trend, these behind-the-scenes images offer fans a deeper appreciation for the artistry and effort that shaped Jogiya into a bold, glamorous, and emotionally compelling Punjabi item number.