After teasing audiences with mystery, folklore and a fantastical world, The Vvaan is now bringing romance into the picture with its first song, Samjho Na. Featuring Sidharth Malhotra and Tamannaah Bhatia, the track offers a glimpse into the couple’s relationship and their intense on-screen chemistry. Set against lush, tropical surroundings, the song captures intimate moments between the two, giving audiences a softer, emotional side of the much-awaited film. With Jubin Nautiyal and Suvarna Tiwari lending their voices, and Tanishk Bagchi composing the music, Samjho Na promises to add a soulful romantic layer to The Vvaan’s mysterious folklore-driven universe.
The Vvaan first song Samjho Na out
Samjho Na shifts the mood of The Vvaan from mystery and adventure to romance, with Sidharth Malhotra and Tamannaah Bhatia taking centre stage. The music video showcases. Tamannaah is seen leaning close to Sidharth as he rests peacefully, creating a tender moment between the characters. Another frame captures the duo enjoying each other’s company indoors, with Tamannaah holding Sidharth close as they exchange a warm gaze. The chemistry between the two comes through naturally in these romantic glimpses.
The outdoor frames turn up the romance further. The tropical setting complements the song’s caption, “In the wilderness… they found their VVAAN,” hinting at a love story that unfolds away from the ordinary. With its blend of scenic locations, affectionate moments and a soulful romantic mood, Samjho Na appears to offer an emotional glimpse into the relationship at the heart of The Vvaan.
About The Vvaan
The film centres on a rational, urban man played by who returns to his ancestral village, where generations-old beliefs and strict rules surround a mysterious forest. When he breaks the village’s most important rule and ventures into the forbidden woods after sunset, he inadvertently awakens a powerful supernatural force.
His encounter with the forest’s divine goddess challenges everything he believes about logic and reality. As dark ancient forces emerge and threaten the village, he is forced to confront the truth about his own identity and his mysterious connection to the forest. What begins as a journey of disbelief soon turns into a fight for survival, with the protagonist emerging as an unlikely protector of his people.
Is The Vvaan inspired by real events?
is inspired by the folklore surrounding the Van Devi Temple near Patna, Bihar. Local stories say that mysterious forces exist within the forest, and there is a strict belief that no one, including the priests, should enter the woods after sunset. The makers have used this folklore as the basis for the film’s fantasy world. The story also extends beyond the movie through The Legend of Vvaan comic book, which explores more of the mythology and legends connected to the world of The Vvaan.