Sep
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‘Do Guna Zindagi’ Brings Childhood Joy To Gulshan Devaiah & Rasika Dugal’s ‘Little Thomas’
Mumbai, 24th September 2026: The makers of ‘Little Thomas’, starring Gulshan Devaiah and Rasika Dugal, have released the film’s first song, ‘Do Guna Zindagi’, offering a warm and affectionate glimpse into the world of the Miranda family. Released by Junglee Music, a division of Times Music, the track takes listeners back to the simple excitement of childhood, capturing the anticipation, dreams and everyday joys that can make life feel extraordinary. At the centre of the song is seven-year-old Thomas, played by Hridansh Parekh, whose innocent excitement over the arrival of a baby brother becomes the emotional heart of the track.
Sung by Raghav Meattle, composed by Aditya N. and Nayantara Bhatkal, and written by Suresh Bhatia, ‘Do Guna Zindagi’ celebrates the small victories and quiet hopes of a family building towards a happier life. The song’s emotional world is rooted in Thomas eagerly waiting to welcome his baby brother, while his parents share the same optimism for a new chapter. Rather than relying on a larger-than-life musical treatment, the track focuses on the warmth of family, childhood wonder and the everyday moments that can become treasured memories.
Watch the song here:
Adding another layer to the song is its visual setting, with ‘Do Guna Zindagi’ filmed across Goa, including the picturesque neighbourhoods of Fontainhas, Altinho, Saligao and Margao. The video moves beyond familiar postcard imagery to capture quiet lanes, hidden stairways overlooking Portuguese-era homes and improvised football pitches on church grounds. These locations help bring alive the laid-back susegad spirit and vibrant joie-de-vivre of Goa, creating a colourful backdrop for Thomas and the Miranda family’s story.
Written and directed by Kaushal Oza, Little Thomas is produced by Anushka Shah, Charu Oza, Rajnikant Oza, Akshay Thakker, Kabir Ahuja, Ranjan Singh and Anurag Kashyap. With ‘Do Guna Zindagi’ now streaming across audio platforms and the full video available on the Times Music YouTube channel, the song offers audiences their first musical introduction to the film’s world of family, childhood and hope. Little Thomas is slated for a theatrical release on October 23, with the first track setting an intimate and nostalgic tone for the upcoming film.
