Mumbai, 24th September 2026: Panther opens a more personal chapter of his musical journey with ‘Charag’, a three-track EP that brings together three distinct sides of the artist. Released on September 23, 2026, the project features ‘Rahees’, ‘Mijaaz’ and ‘Thikana’, moving through themes of ambition, resilience, relationships, love and belonging. Rather than presenting a single mood, ‘Charag’ offers a broader look at Panther beyond his stage persona, with each track revealing a different part of his experiences and identity.
The EP begins with ‘Rahees’, a swagger-filled track centred on hustle, luxury, success and the ambition to build something of your own. Beneath its confident exterior, the song remains connected to Panther’s values, brotherhood and commitment to music. ‘Mijaaz’ shifts the focus towards the mindset behind that journey, bringing together themes of self-made success, family, relationships and the struggles that shape a person along the way. Together, the two tracks explore both the hunger for success and the experiences that influence the person behind that ambition.
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The EP takes a softer turn with ‘Thikana’, which explores longing, falling in love and the feeling of finding a sense of home and belonging in another person. The contrast between the three songs is central to ‘Charag’, taking listeners from what one wants, to what keeps them grounded and, finally, to the emotional connection that can provide a sense of belonging. Speaking about ‘Charag’, Panther said “I think there is a lot more to me than just the Panther people see on stage. Charag gave me a chance to put some of those ideas out there. ‘Rahees’ is my hunger, ‘Mijaaz’ is my journey and the people who’ve been part of it, and ‘Thikana’ is the softer side that I don’t always show. These songs come from very different places, but they’re all me. That’s why I wanted them to live together as one album.”
With ‘Charag’, Panther brings confidence, introspection and vulnerability together across a compact three-track project, allowing the songs to work both individually and as parts of a larger story. The EP gives listeners a more rounded perspective on the Indian hip-hop artist, moving beyond ambition and bravado to explore the people, relationships and emotions that shape his journey. ‘Charag’ is now available to stream on Spotify, marking another chapter in Panther’s evolving musical catalogue.

