Soniye Ni - Sayam Raj Sagar Feat Abbi - Sayamrajsagar

Sayam, speaking from a producers perspective, Im not too focused on the video right now. What stands out is that, although this is a nice folk-inspired track with trap and trance elements, the sound still needs significant improvement. The mix feels overcrowdedtheres too much happening at once, and each element needs its own space.
Mixing is a complex process, but its the foundation of the entire track. Some of the vocals need tuning, and a few instruments could be better aligned with the key. More importantly, the mix needs balance and clarity. This isnt about working longerits about working with a clear mind and intention. You have to build the track like a recipe, giving each element exactly what it needsno more, no less.
From a production standpoint, Id bring the vocals forward without hesitation, and also push the drums more upfront to give the track energy. Keep pads, synths, and keyboards further back, but still present and purposeful. The bass should sit in the center and properly fill the low end. Then shape the space carefully using reverb, stereo width, panning, and delayalways with subtlety.
Thats how the track will gain identity, character, proper dynamics, and the brightness it needs. As for the videosure, go for it. Make something great and let us see it.

All the best,
Chris

In the meantime, I don't want you to misunderstand - by all means make a video!

I'm sure you know this - you can actually do a lot with limited means; your phone, DaVinci Resolve video editor, there's free stock footage with landscapes and beautiful people and all kinds of stuff everywhere. Making a video is not that hard anymore.

(Also, I find music videos on youtube are pretty much dead except for shorts, and then only if they see you singing).

It's just the bit where you say "big budget"; I'd invest in yourself and in the song first. All the best!

As a word of caution, here's a lady who had some good music, invested a lot, and pretty much lost all of it. Look at the economics and think about it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_qvmAXFCOg

Honest answer? Marketing and PR is a multiplier.

If you already have some traction, it can work, but it's very easy to pump money into a black hole you'll never see back. Sorry if that's not the answer you wanted to hear :)

If you play live, either as a DJ or as a live musician, if this is the song people react to, if they come to you after your set and say hey that song was amazing, that's when you probably have a good starting point. If you start from scratch, I'd wait with investing money in marketing.

I think if you're very proud of this song I'd take it to a producer and invest your money there to make the song and the mix stronger. I think there's some good stuff, but I think you can definitely work on the mix. Also, eg around 1:04 after the drop things are out of sync, and vocals and instruments are all doing their own thing; same again after 2:07. I also in all honesty think you can lose a couple repeats and make it stronger.

Keep working on it!

Great tune and a video always helps - something Bollywood style - sounded a bit over-loud in places - lots going on to create interest and nice rhythmn

nice intro, the track is fresh, i like the stutter start, it might be an idea to upload the lyrics translated so we know what the story is sayam, its got a bit of pace which i like, but i think there's alot going on in the mids but thats just my opinion, its not a bad track at all, if you wanna do a vid do one bro, if music pays you fine if not, well that is your choice, we don't know your goals or ambition for your music but if your ambitious you would be already doing it, go for it bro, what you got to lose