Zee Music Company has released Phata Patakha, the second song from the upcoming fantasy family entertainer Nayyi Navelli, and Yami Gautam Dhar is its centrepiece. The video drops her into a zombie dance party, a choice that gives the film’s music a distinct visual identity well before the film arrives.
Bollywood dance numbers often set the tone for a film’s album, but a zombie-themed Navratri drop is genuinely unexpected. That contrast is the hook: the film is fantasy and mystery, but the music is designed as a festive crowd-pleaser.
Who made the song
G. V. Prakash Kumar has composed and produced Phata Patakha. Vayu wrote the lyrics, Madhubanti Bagchi sang them, and Vijay Ganguly choreographed the sequence. The production pairs a hook-driven, upbeat arrangement with colourful zombie-themed visuals, with Yami leading the party.
G. V. Prakash Kumar said the starting point was to turn the film’s eccentricity into something instantly celebratory, with a hook strong enough to stay with listeners. Madhubanti Bagchi called it “pure, uninhibited madness” and said the larger-than-life, high-octane quality made it one of her most exciting recording experiences.
The larger film
Nayyi Navelli is directed by Balaji Mohan and written by Himanshu Sharma and Divy Nidhi Sharma. Aanand L. Rai and Himanshu Sharma produce for Colour Yellow, with Amazon MGM Studios also on board. The cast includes Addinath M Kothare, Anurag Thakur, Sunita Rajwar, Mita Vasisth and others in pivotal roles.
The main credits for Phata Patakha:
- Singer: Madhubanti Bagchi
- Lyrics: Vayu
- Composer and producer: G. V. Prakash Kumar
- Choreography: Vijay Ganguly
What the song does for the film
As the second release from Nayyi Navelli’s soundtrack, Phata Patakha builds momentum for the film and makes its fantasy tone clearer. A zombie dance party is an unusual pitch for the festive season, but that is exactly the point: it gives the film a quirky, shareable music moment without giving away the mystery.
For fans, the immediate action is simple: stream the song and watch Yami’s new avatar. The rest of the film’s music campaign is likely to follow now that the world has been introduced. Phata Patakha is now available on major music streaming platforms through Zee Music Company. For Hindi cinema fans, it is the kind of oddball dance number that can quickly become a festive earworm. The song does not reveal the film’s story, but it does sell the tone: colourful, playful and a little strange.
Source: bollywoodHungama.com