Mumbai, 6th October 2026: The makers of ‘Little Thomas’, starring Gulshan Devaiah and Rasika Dugal, have unveiled the film’s second track, ‘Adults Wrong Hai’, offering a charming and whimsical glimpse into the curious mind of seven-year-old Thomas. Released on Junglee Music, a division of Times Music, the song captures that familiar childhood feeling of questioning the explanations given by grown-ups, especially when those answers simply do not seem to add up.
Composed by Shailendra Barve and sung by Anupam Barman, with lyrics by Ranjan Singh and Iago, ‘Adults Wrong Hai’ revolves around Thomas trying to figure out where babies actually come from. Instead of accepting vague adult explanations, the young protagonist approaches the mystery with his own logic, eventually reaching the wonderfully innocent conclusion that the adults must have got it wrong. The track turns a child’s curiosity into a playful musical moment while keeping the tone light, funny and relatable.
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The song’s lively kids’ chorus and acoustic instrumentation further strengthen its youthful character, giving ‘Adults Wrong Hai’ an uncomplicated warmth that mirrors the world of childhood. At the centre of the track is the wonderfully sceptical perspective of a seven-year-old who refuses to accept things simply because adults say they are true. That combination of humour, innocence and curiosity gives the song a distinctive place within Little Thomas, adding another layer to the film’s exploration of childhood and family.
Written and directed by Kaushal Oza, Little Thomas is produced by Luminoso Pictures, Civic Studios, Good Bad Films and Flip Films, with Anushka Shah, Rajnikant Oza, Charu Oza, Ranjan Singh and Anurag Kashyap serving as producers. ‘Adults Wrong Hai’ is now streaming across audio platforms, while the full music video is available on the Times Music YouTube channel. Little Thomas is scheduled for a theatrical release on October 23, with the new song offering audiences another playful introduction to its world of childhood curiosity and wonder.


