जनमो जनम

Janmo Janam is the centrepiece romantic ballad from the 2026 supernatural horror film Haunted 3D: Echoes of the Past, directed by Vikram Bhatt and released on 12 June 2026. Sung by the evergreen Mohit Chauhan, the song is composed by Prateek Walia — who crafted seven of the nine album tracks — with lyrics by Vikram Bhatt himself. Released by Saregama, the track presents love as a force that transcends death and lingers across multiple lifetimes, perfectly suited to the film's supernatural romance premise.

Prateek Walia builds Janmo Janam on acoustic guitar and strings, leaving ample space for Mohit Chauhan's characteristic chest voice — warm, slightly world-weary, and deeply emotional. Walia's production philosophy on this album was restraint: where Vikram Bhatt's earlier horror films used loud background scores, here the soundtrack leans into melody. Chauhan's vocal phrasing elongates syllables in a way that makes even short phrases feel like complete emotional journeys.

Vikram Bhatt's lyrics use the 'janmo janam' (lifetime after lifetime) trope with sincerity rather than as a cliché. The song speaks of love that cannot be extinguished even by death — making it both a romantic ballad and a supernatural concept song simultaneously.

Prateek Walia's relationship with Vikram Bhatt began with a single song on Instagram Live — an origin story that captures the director's open, collaborative approach to music. Walia recorded most of the album with live acoustic instruments, which was unusual for a Bhatt-brand horror film known for electronic and synthetic scores.

Mohit Chauhan's continued presence in Bollywood horror-romances — his voice naturally evokes wistfulness and the passage of time — gives Janmo Janam a built-in emotional register that reviews praised as the album's strongest track.