Singh sang it with Shreya

Makhmali could be translated to, “Velvety”.

And aptly, the second duet on the soundtrack of Samrat Prithviraj was rendered by two Sing(h)ers whose voices have been described as makhmali – Shreya Ghoshal and Arijit.

But in this song, it was undoubtedly interesting that that adjective was used to describe love – its hook line went, “Makhmali makhmali pyaar tera makhmali” (which could be translated to, “Velvery, velvety, your love is velvety”).

It was written by Varun Grover, and composed by Shankar Mahadevan, Ehsaan Noorani and Loy Mendonsa.

The track was four minutes and as many seconds long.