Jubin Nautiyal

Patriotism in Bollywood often arrives with noise. Desh Pehle (देश पहले) from Main Atal Hoon (मैं अटल हूँ) hits differently. It doesn’t scream — it rises. Slow. Steady. Then suddenly, it lands straight in the chest. Sung with fierce…
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Broken trust rarely sounds this beautiful. Bewafaa Tu (बेवफ़ा तू) from Yaariyan 2 (यारियां 2) hits with the kind of ache that lingers long after the music fades. Sung by Jubin Nautiyal, written and composed by Manan Bhardwaj and Rahim…
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Soft. Dreamy. Then suddenly overwhelming. Love songs in Bollywood often chase grand emotion, but Piya (पिया) from Dream Girl 2 (ड्रीम गर्ल 2) floats somewhere gentler — intimate, aching, dangerously addictive. Jubin Nautiyal pours warmth…
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Flirty. Chaotic. Instantly addictive. Dil Ka Telephone 2.0 (दिल का टेलीफोन 2.0) from Dream Girl 2 (ड्रीम गर्ल 2) crashes into your playlist like a late-night prank call you secretly hope never ends. Jubin Nautiyal and Jonita Gandhi bring…
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Pure nostalgia. Timeless, comforting, and packed with an emotional punch that spans generations. The legendary anthem Udd Jaa Kaale Kaava (उड़ जा काले कावां) makes a triumphant return in the period action blockbuster Gadar 2 (गदर 2),…
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Soft. Dreamy. Then suddenly overwhelming. Jaadui (जादुई) from Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar (तू झूठी मैं मक्कार) floats in like a love confession you weren’t ready for. Sung with aching warmth by Jubin Nautiyal, written by Amitabh Bhattacharya,…
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Heavy. Spiritual. Almost cinematic in the way it crashes into your chest. Allah De Bande (अल्लाह दे बंदे) from Gumraah (गुमराह) doesn’t chase loud emotions — it sinks deep instead. Mithoon, alongside Jubin Nautiyal and Aaman Trikha,…
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Playful on the surface. Dangerous underneath. Bana Sharabi (बना शराबी) from Govinda Naam Mera (गोविंदा नाम मेरा) glides in like a late-night confession wrapped in velvet. Jubin Nautiyal pours longing into every line, while Tanishk Bagchi…
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Pure magic. Hypnotic. The exact kind of melody that gently sneaks up on you, wraps around your heart, and flat out refuses to leave. Rabba Janda (रब्बा जांदा) hits like an absolute dream, shining bright as the ultimate romantic centerpiece…
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Soft. Aching. Unbelievably tender. Saath Hum Rahein (साथ हम रहें) from Drishyam 2 (दृश्यम 2) lands straight in the heart with the kind of emotional honesty Bollywood rarely gets this right. Jubin Nautiyal sings like he’s protecting every…
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Breathless. Tender. Almost dangerously sincere. Sau Rab Di (सौ रब दी) from Tara Vs Bilal (तारा वर्सेस बिलाल) lands like a late-night confession you were never supposed to hear. The chemistry between Jubin Nautiyal, Manan Bhardwaj, and…
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Tender. Fragile. Quietly heartbreaking. Aadhi Kahani (आधी कहानी) from Nazar Andaaz (नज़रअंदाज़) doesn’t chase noise — it sinks straight into the chest and stays there. The moment Vishal Mishra and Jubin Nautiyal begin singing, the song…
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Seductive. Hypnotic. A track that doesn't just dominate the airwaves—it wraps around your senses and completely alters the room's gravity. When Manike (मानिके) hits the speakers, it brings a cross-border musical storm straight into Thank…
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Soft. Dreamy. Completely drenched in longing. Haaniya Ve (हानिया वे) from Thank God (थैंक गॉड) glides into your heart like late-night rain on empty Mumbai streets. The magic comes alive through Jubin Nautiyal, whose aching vocals wrap…
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Pure magic. The kind of melody that instantly transports you back to your very first heartbreak or that nervous, butterflies-in-the-stomach high of falling in love. When Jubin Nautiyal and Palak Muchhal join forces, they don’t just sing a…
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Soft. Floating. Dangerously romantic. Tu Banke Hawa (तू बनके हवा) from Dhokha: Round D Corner (धोखा: राउंड डी कॉर्नर) slips into your heart before you even realize it. Jubin Nautiyal sings this love-soaked ballad with aching…
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Quirky. Infectious. The kind of sonic fever you don't want to break. When Paracetamol (पैरासिटामोल) drops, it doesn't just play—it pulses with a chaotic energy that perfectly mirrors the dark comedy of Goodluck Jerry (गुड लक जेरी). Jubin…
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Fragile. Haunting. Quietly devastating. Tinka (तिनका) from Hit - The First Case (हिट - द फर्स्ट केस) slips into your heart like a late-night confession you were never ready for. Sung with aching vulnerability by Jubin Nautiyal, written by…
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Ache. Longing. That restless feeling of searching for someone even in a crowded room. Darbadar (दरबदर) from Ittu Si Baat (इत्तू सी बात) hits exactly there. Sung with bruised tenderness by Jubin Nautiyal, the track floats between…
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When Hero (हीरो) from Jungle Cry (जंगल क्राई) lands, it does not arrive quietly. It rises. Jubin Nautiyal gives the song a pulse of belief, while Palash Muchhal writes and composes it with the kind of emotional lift that feels bigger than…
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Soft. Weightless. Then suddenly overwhelming. Ik Tu Hai (इक तू है) from Attack (अटैक) glides in like a quiet confession before exploding into pure emotion. Jubin Nautiyal brings aching sincerity to every line while Shashwat Sachdev shapes…
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Restless. Hopeful. Almost spiritual in the way it hits your chest. Udd Jaa Parindey (उड़ जा परिंदे) from Radhe Shyam (राधे श्याम) feels less like a Bollywood soundtrack and more like a quiet conversation with your own fears. Sung with…
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Soft. Achingly romantic. The kind of love song that wraps around your chest and stays there long after the music fades. Hum Tere Ho Gaye (हम तेरे हो गए) from Before You Die carries that old-school Bollywood heartbreak energy, but with a…
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Pure magic. Ethereal. The kind of melody that wraps around your heart and refuses to let go. Jubin Nautiyal doesn't just perform Tu Mera Hogaya Hai (तू मेरा हो गया है) from the movie Tadap (तड़प); he creates a sanctuary for lovers. With…
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Electric. Tender. Unexpectedly emotional. Hone Laga (होने लगा) from Antim: The Final Truth (अंतिम: द फाइनल ट्रुथ) lands softly at first, then completely takes over your mood. Jubin Nautiyal pours warmth into every line, while Shabbir…
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Pure, unadulterated devotion. Meri Zindagi Hai Tu (मेरी जिंदगी है तू) from the high-octane film Satyameva Jayate 2 (सत्यमेव जयते 2) is one of those rare tracks that feels like an instant classic. Featuring the velvet-smooth vocals of Jubin…
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Soft. Achingly sincere. The kind of romantic Bollywood track that quietly sneaks into your chest and stays there for days. “Kamli” from “Hum Do Hamare Do” (हम दो हमारे दो) gives Jubin Nautiyal the space to do what he does best — sound…
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Soft. Ache-filled. The kind of romantic track that quietly slips into your late-night playlist and stays there for weeks. Suna Hai from Sanak (सनक) thrives on emotional vulnerability, with Jubin Nautiyal pouring warmth into every line.…
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Soft. Intimate. Almost like a whisper you weren’t supposed to hear. Kuch Paas Mere (कुछ पास मेरे) from Kya Meri Sonam Gupta Bewafa Hai (क्या मेरी सोनम गुप्ता बेवफा है?) hits differently — not loud, not flashy, just deeply personal. Jubin…
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Some songs don’t just play in the background — they wrap themselves around your heart and stay there. Raataan Lambiyan (रातां लंबियां) from Shershaah, sung by Jubin Nautiyal and Asees Kaur, is one of those rare tracks. With soul-stirring…
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