"We believe the life of an album increases if it's made into a video. Making a video of classical song, which caters to a niche audience, is another way of reaching out to the youth.

It's also our attempt to make the sarod, so far considered a classical instrument, as popular and trendy as the guitar,"they say.

They are upbeat about one more development in their career. They are signed on by the same celebrity management company as Sania Mirza, to endorse products.

"Ours is a gradual growth, unlike filmstars, wherein they make or break with one film. So we are not in a hurry,"says Amaan.

Talking about their Bollywood dreams, Amaan and Ayaan say, "The Hindi film industry is very competitive. And most of the people here are our family friends. We can never ask them for work. It doesn't look good.

If they feel we are good enough, they'll tell us. We are willing, but not desperate,"says Ayaan, who has been getting a few offers, but nothing has come upto his expectations, while Amaan will soon star in a Bengali film.

"Yeah, I am doing a Bengali film. Let's see."