Nikhita Gandhi on ‘Tu Hi Disda’, Arijit Singh, Pritam & Her Pop Evolution in 2026

Nikhita Gandhi talks about Tu Hi Disda with Arijit Singh and Pritam, her pop evolution, live shows & independent music journey in 2026.

Mumbai, 17^th April 2026: In an exclusive MusiCulture interaction, Nikhita Gandhi opens up about her latest release ‘Tu Hi Disda’, a collaboration with Arijit Singh and Pritam from the film ‘Bhoot Bangla’, starring Akshay Kumar and Wamiqa Gabbi. The track is already generating buzz for its emotional pull and melodic richness, marking yet another standout moment in her playback career.

Talking about the making of the song, Nikhita reveals the creative synergy behind the project, working alongside industry heavyweights while bringing her own vocal identity into the mix. She reflects on how songs like ‘Tu Hi Disda’ demand both technical precision and emotional honesty, especially when collaborating with artists known for their expressive depth. The experience, she says, was as much about learning as it was about delivering.

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Beyond playback, the conversation shifts to her evolution as a pop artist in 2026. Nikhita candidly discusses the balance between film music and independent releases, highlighting how today’s music landscape allows artists to explore multiple identities simultaneously. From crafting her own sound to connecting with audiences outside cinema, she emphasizes the importance of artistic freedom and consistency in building a long-term musical voice.

The interaction also dives into her live performance journey and changing audience dynamics. Nikhita notes how crowds today are more engaged and genre-fluid, embracing both mainstream hits and indie sounds. With her ongoing association with Zee Music Company, she sees exciting opportunities ahead, where artists are no longer confined to one space but are constantly evolving across platforms. In a rapidly shifting industry, Nikhita Gandhi is clearly shaping a path that’s both versatile and future-ready. If you’re a fan of modern Indian pop, live music culture, and honest artist journeys, this one’s for you.