The first track from Aryan Khan’s directorial debut, The Ba**ds of Bollywood*, is here, and it’s already making waves.
Titled Badli Si Hawa Hai, the upbeat song is an instant mood-lifter, featuring Lakshya, Sahher Bamba, and Raghav Juyal. Set against the backdrop of a fun beach vacation, the track captures the playful chemistry between the characters.
Composed by the talented Anirudh Ravichander and sung by the ever-popular Arijit Singh, with additional vocals from Amira Gill, Badli Si Hawa Hai delivers a perfect mix of romance and summer fun. The music gives the song a breezy, laid-back feel as the characters engage in beach games and enjoy a carefree holiday. Lakshya’s character, Aasman Singh, a rising star, is seen dealing with the press and his bodyguard as he gets closer to Sahher’s character.
Fans Are Loving the Track
The song has been met with rave reviews from fans, especially praising the combination of Arijit and Anirudh. One fan commented, “Arijit + Anirudh can never go wrong,” while another wrote, “Badli Si Hawa Hai sounds like an instant chartbuster—this combo is pure magic.” A third fan added, “This track has major Chaleya vibes. Anirudh and Arijit are a hit duo.” Fans also praised Raghav Juyal’s performance, with one commenting, “Here for Raghav Juyal. He’s so natural on screen!”
Behind the Scenes and Show Highlights
The recently released preview of The Ba**ds of Bollywood* has already sparked interest. It features a witty scene where Aasman is told that becoming famous often involves going to jail, a meta-reference that fans quickly linked to Aryan Khan’s own 2021 arrest. The teaser also teased cameo appearances from Karan Johar, Salman Khan, and Ranveer Singh, making it an even more exciting prospect for fans.
The series, which also stars Bobby Deol, Manoj Pahwa, Mona Singh, Manish Chaudhari, Anya Singh, and others, is set to stream on Netflix starting September 18.
With a strong team behind it and a soundtrack that’s already making waves, The Ba**ds of Bollywood* is shaping up to be a must-watch.
