परी हूं मैं (जैज़ वर्ज़न)

Pari Hoon Main (Jazz Version) is an alternate arrangement of the same recreation of Suneeta Rao's 1991 classic, released as part of the Thank You for Coming (2023) soundtrack. Composer Aman Pant reworked Raajesh Johri's lyric into a slow, sparse jazz-lounge setting sung solo by Devashri Manohar — a sharp contrast to the fuller, upbeat ensemble version by Sunidhi Chauhan and Sushant Divgikar released on the same album. At just 1 minute 33 seconds in its official video form, it functions as a mood-piece companion track rather than a standalone single, giving the soundtrack two tonally distinct takes on the same 1991-derived melody.

Aman Pant's arrangement pulls the track back from the main version's dance-floor energy into a minimal jazz-lounge register — brushed percussion, understated harmony, and space left around Devashri Manohar's vocal rather than the layered group-vocal texture of the primary version, making the two takes feel like companion pieces rather than mere duplicates.

The lyric is unchanged from the main version — the same self-mythologising 'fairy from an unknown world' conceit — but the jazz arrangement's slower pace and solo vocal reframe the words from a celebratory group chant into something closer to a quiet, reflective confession.

Released as part of the same Thank You for Coming soundtrack (Karan Boolani's Bhumi Pednekar-led comedy), this jazz version was not used as a major picturized set-piece the way the main Pari Hoon Main track was, functioning instead as a shorter mood-setting alternate cut released to the film's official Saregama YouTube channel.

As a companion alternate cut rather than a marquee single, the jazz version has drawn far fewer views than the main track, but it stands as a small, distinct example of a single film soundtrack carrying two contrasting arrangements of the same recreated melody.