India, Sept. 1 -- For Kailash Kher, music has always gone beyond melody - it carries meaning. With his latest track, Bharatiya Sena, released on Saturday (August 30), the singer-songwriter turns his powerful voice into a tribute to the Indian Army, celebrating not sacrifice but strength, not sorrow but the sheer might of those who stand guard. What sets the song apart is its tone. The 52-year-old tells us, "I didn't want to talk about pain or sacrifice this time. I wanted to bring out the power and confidence that the Indian Army embodies, something the world is noticing today." Produced over three months, the project takes on added gravitas with spoken lines by Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, lending the it both authority and resonance. The idea wasn't his alone. "The ministry approached me and asked if I could create something that celebrates the strength of our Armed Forces. For me, this was both a privilege and a responsibility," the musician shares. Known for his earthy voice and deep-rooted connection to Indian traditions, Kher admits that every note was crafted with sincerity: "I wanted it to be a song that fills people with pride, the same way a soldier's march fills the air with power." As Bharatiya Sena reaches listeners, Kher hopes that it inspires more than patriotic fervour. "This is about respect for the men and women who stand guard, and for the spirit of India that shines through them," he signs off....