My Navratri Playlist

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The celebrations have started, and for this year, I have a playlist. Here are a few songs that can be played for the festivities.

1. Dholi Taro: This is a playful song, with spirited music by Ismail Darbar and voices of Vinod Rathod and Kavita Krishnamoorthy. The stunning screen presence of Salman Khan and Aishwarya Rai makes it the most memorable one too.


2. Chogada: This beautiful song is sung by Darshan Raval and Asees Kaur. The song is picturized with London Bridge as the backdrop.


3. Shubhaarambh: This song has the spirit of new beginnings and the hope of 3 friends, with the Navratri theme. A lovely song from an equally loving movie. 


4. Udi Udi Jaye: This is one of the most stunning songs for Navratri. Sung by Sukhwinder Singh and Bhoomi Trivedi, the song is picturized on Shahrukh Khan. 


5. Dholida: Alia Bhatt literally rocks in the cheerful beats with oodles of attitude and grace. The song sung by Janhvi Shrimankar and Shail Hada is perfect for the Navratri grooves.


6. Nagada Sang Dhol: Last but not least, this song by Shreya Ghoshal, performed by a stunning Deepika Padukone makes the list complete.

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