Arijit Singh

Haunting. Melancholic. A sonic heartbreak that catches in your throat and refuses to let go. Mahi Mera Dil (माही मेरा दिल) hits like an unexpected storm in the suspenseful world of Dhokha: Round D Corner (धोखा: राउंड डी कॉर्नर). The…
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Fire. Devotion. Destiny crashing into love. Deva Deva (देवा देवा) from Brahmastra (ब्रह्मास्त्र) doesn’t move like a typical Bollywood romantic track — it glows. Sung with breathtaking intensity by Arijit Singh and Jonita Gandhi, written…
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Fire. Devotion. Pure cinematic magic crashing together in one explosive soundtrack moment. Deva Deva (देवा देवा) from Brahmāstra (ब्रह्मास्त्र) doesn’t simply play in the background — it rises like a prayer wrapped inside a love story.…
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Soft. Smoldering. Achingly romantic. Rasiya Reprise (रसिया रिप्राइज़) from Brahmastra (ब्रह्मास्त्र) feels less like a song and more like a confession whispered under starlight. Arijit Singh turns every line into pure longing, while the…
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Haunting. Intimate. Almost painfully honest. Yaar Ve (यार वे) from Code Name Tiranga (कोड नेम तिरंगा) lands straight in the chest with the aching voice of Arijit Singh. Penned by Kumaar, composed by Vipin Patwa, and released under…
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Pure adrenaline. Sonic fireworks. This track doesn't just play, it erupts into an absolute celebration of rhythm, madness, and unbridled joy. The explosive dance anthem Dance ka Bhoot (डांस का भूत) from the fantasy spectacle Brahmāstra…
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Soft. Aching. Beautifully vulnerable. Sun Bhi Le (सुन भी ले) from Ittu Si Baat (इत्तू सी बात) lands like a late-night confession you were never supposed to hear. Arijit Singh and Prateeksha Srivastava bring an intimacy that feels almost…
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Electric. Uplifting. Weirdly emotional in the middle of all the chaos. Thank God: Title Track (थैंक गॉड: टाइटल ट्रैक) from Thank God (थैंक गॉड) hits like a burst of neon energy and late-night self-reflection at the same time. Powered by…
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Tender. Hopeful. Quietly overwhelming. Tur Kalleyan (तुर कल्लेयाँ) from Laal Singh Chaddha (लाल सिंह चड्ढा) doesn’t scream for attention — it settles into your chest and stays there. Sung by Arijit Singh, Shadab Faridi, and Altamash…
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Fiery. Romantic. Completely impossible to ignore. Kesariya (केसरिया) from Brahmāstra (ब्रह्मास्त्र) arrived like a festival of emotions — glowing with devotion, longing, and cinematic grandeur. Sung with aching warmth by Arijit Singh,…
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Wild. Romantic. Completely drenched in longing. Fitoor (फ़ितूर) from Shamshera (शमशेरा) arrives like a fever dream — soft one second, emotionally explosive the next. Arijit Singh and Neeti Mohan pour aching passion into every line, while…
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Haunting. Fragile. Beautiful in the most painful way possible. Aasan Nahi Yahan (आसान नहीं यहाँ) from Aashiqui 2 (आशिकी 2) feels less like a song and more like a quiet heartbreak echoing through the night. Arijit Singh delivers every line…
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Soft. Fragile. Absolutely overwhelming in the quietest way possible. Phir Na Aisi Raat Aayegi (फिर ना ऐसी रात आएगी) from Laal Singh Chaddha (लाल सिंह चड्ढा) feels less like a Bollywood song and more like a memory slipping through your…
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Arijit Singh has a way of finding the exact frequency of a breaking heart. In Seher (सहर), the standout track from the movie Rashtra Kavach OM (राष्ट्र कवच ओम), he delivers a vocal performance that is nothing short of haunting. Composed by…
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Pure, unadulterated heartbreak. That is the only way to describe the sonic storm that is Hum Mar Jayenge (हम मर जाएंगे). Emerging from the cult-classic musical saga Aashiqui 2 (आशिकी 2), this track is a masterclass in vulnerability. When…
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Hauntingly beautiful. The kind of track that wraps around your soul and refuses to let go. When Arijit Singh joins forces with the legendary Mithoon, magic isn't just expected—it’s inevitable. Kitni Haseen Hogi (कितनी हसीन होगी) from the…
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Raw. Heartbroken. Impossible to forget. Tum Hi Ho (तुम ही हो) from Aashiqui 2 (आशिकी 2) didn’t just become a hit — it became an emotion across an entire generation. Sung with breathtaking vulnerability by Arijit Singh, written by Mithoon,…
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Soft. Dizzy. Beautifully confused. Hum Nashe Mein Toh Nahin (हम नशे में तो नहीं) from Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2 (भूल भुलैया 2) floats like a late-night confession you never planned to say out loud. Arijit Singh and Tulsi Kumar pour tenderness…
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Quietly heartbreaking, almost spiritual in the way it wraps around your chest — Mitra Re (मित्रा रे) from Runway 34 (रनवे 34) feels less like a Bollywood soundtrack and more like a late-night conversation with your own soul. Arijit Singh…
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Hauntingly tender yet grand in emotion, Heer Raanjhana (हीर रांझणा) from Bachchhan Paandey (बच्चन पांडे) feels like love drifting through smoke, memory, and heartbreak all at once. Arijit Singh and Shreya Ghoshal pour aching vulnerability…
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Soft. Fragile. Almost like a smile hiding years of pain. Muskurahat (मुस्कुराहट) from Gangubai Kathiawadi (गंगूबाई काठियावाड़ी) lands straight in the heart with the aching warmth only Arijit Singh can deliver. Penned by A M Turaz,…
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Messy feelings. Sudden silence. That strange moment when your heart freezes before your mind even catches up. Atak Gaya (अटक गया) from Badhaai Do (बधाई दो) thrives inside that exact emotion. Sung with aching vulnerability by Arijit Singh…
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Pure adrenaline. Pure goosebumps. Jeetega Jeetega from 83 (८३) doesn’t just celebrate cricket — it captures the heartbeat of a nation daring to dream bigger than ever before. Sung with explosive passion by Arijit Singh, written by Kausar…
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Goosebumps. Pure, stadium-sized goosebumps. Lehra Do (लहरा दो) from 83 (८३) doesn’t just celebrate cricket — it celebrates belief. The kind that survives pressure, doubt, and impossible odds. Sung with aching pride by Arijit Singh, written…
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Heartbreak rarely sounds this beautiful. Soch Liya (सोच लिया) from Radhe Shyam (राधे श्याम) lands like a late-night confession you were never supposed to hear. The pain is quiet, but it cuts deep. Arijit Singh pours aching vulnerability…
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Soft. Aching. Almost unbearably intimate. Tumhein Mohabbat Hai (तुम्हें मोहब्बत है) from Atrangi Re (अतरंगी रे) feels less like a Bollywood song and more like a confession whispered at midnight. Sung with haunting vulnerability by Arijit…
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Tender. Floating. Almost unreal in the way it touches your chest and quietly stays there. Rait Zara Si (रैत ज़रा सी) from Atrangi Re (अतरंगी रे) feels less like a Bollywood duet and more like two hearts whispering through chaos. Sung…
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Soft. Achingly romantic. The kind of song that sneaks into your headphones during a late-night drive and suddenly makes the city lights feel cinematic. Tera Hua (तेरा हुआ) from Cash (कैश) hits that exact nerve. Sung with raw tenderness by…
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Raw. Electric. Heartbreaking. From the very first guitar strum, Tumse Bhi Zyada (तुमसे भी ज्यादा) from the movie Tadap (तड़प) hits you like a tidal wave of pure obsession. It is more than just a track; it is a sonic experience of…
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Vibrant. Groovy. A splash of neon in a world of acoustic ballads. When Arijit Singh teams up with the legendary Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy, the result is usually a tear-jerker, but Luv Ju (लव जू) from Bunty Aur Babli 2 (बंटी और बबली 2) flips the…
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