सुकून (फ़ीमेल वर्शन)

Sukoon (Female Version) is the alternate rendition of Nazar Andaaz's (2022) romantic ballad Sukoon, composed by Vishal Mishra with lyrics by Raj Shekhar, re-recorded with Tulsi Kumar on lead vocals in place of the original Vishal Mishra–Armaan Malik pairing. Released as a separate official track by T-Series on YouTube in mid-November 2022, alongside the male version, this practice of issuing parallel male and female takes of a single composition is common in Hindi film music, allowing the same melody to reach different listener preferences and playback contexts. The film itself, directed by Vikrant Deshmukh and starring Kumud Mishra, Divya Dutta and Abhishek Banerjee, released theatrically on 7 October 2022. The female version shares the same arrangement — produced at Vishal Mishra's VM Studio and arranged by Gaurav Vaswani — with Tulsi Kumar's voice bringing a softer, more melodic register to the identical melodic line.

The female version retains Vishal Mishra's original slow-tempo arrangement note-for-note — produced at his VM Studio and arranged by Gaurav Vaswani — with Tulsi Kumar's vocal replacing the Mishra–Malik pairing. Kumar's smoother, airier delivery gives the identical melodic line a gentler, more traditionally 'romantic-ballad' texture compared to the male version's warmer, singer-songwriter feel, illustrating how the same composition can shift emotional register purely through vocal casting.

The lyric is identical to the male version — Raj Shekhar's restrained meditation on 'sukoon' (peace, contentment) as the emotional core of the song, describing the calm a loved one's presence brings. Sung from a female perspective, the same words take on a slightly different framing, consistent with how Hindi soundtracks often repurpose one lyric across gendered vocal versions without altering the text.

As the female counterpart within Nazar Andaaz's soundtrack, this version serves the same narrative romantic beat as the original but is typically packaged as an alternate listening option rather than a distinct film scene — a standard practice for parallel male/female versions in Hindi cinema, where only one rendition (usually the male version here) is picturized in the film itself while the other circulates as an audio-only or lyric-video release.

Sukoon (Female Version) has a modest, niche listening base — its official T-Series YouTube uploads sit in the tens of thousands of views, smaller than the male version's reach, consistent with alternate-version tracks in Hindi soundtracks generally drawing less attention than the primary rendition. Its main legacy is as a Tulsi Kumar vocal credit within Vishal Mishra's growing catalogue of soft-romantic compositions.