There’s something uniquely poetic about Delhi in the rain — the scent of wet earth on tree-lined avenues, the bustle of tea stalls, and the romance of grey skies meeting historic rooftops. For every Delhiite who finds joy in getting drenched or sipping chai by the window, music becomes the perfect companion. Patriot brings five songs for you that beautifully complement the monsoon mood in the national capital.
Baarish Ka Asar – Twin Strings
For lovers of indie and pop, this vibrant song is perfect for the moments when you drop your umbrella and dance in the rain. It’s made for those who believe bad decisions make great stories. Delhi-based band Twin Strings perfectly captures that carefree, cinematic magic of a spontaneous baarish.
Kho Gaye Hum Kahan – Prateek Kuhad
A blend of soft music and lyrical brilliance, this track evokes the feeling of getting lost in the streets of Connaught Place under a gentle drizzle. The minimalist background score and Prateek Kuhad’s soothing vocals create a calm, introspective vibe. Now based in Delhi, Kuhad makes the city’s gentle rains a worthy muse.
Masakali – Delhi-6
This iconic track from Delhi-6 has long been associated with the spirit of Dilli. With its upbeat music, carefree lyrics, and playful visuals, it’s perfect for a rain dance or sipping chai by the window. A true Bollywood classic, Masakali brings to life the joy of a liberating monsoon afternoon.
Phir Se Ud Chala – Mohit Chauhan
Long drives and Mohit Chauhan’s voice are a match made in monsoon heaven. From the Rockstar soundtrack — a film that begins in Delhi’s North Campus — this song is ideal for rainy-day drives. Roll down the windows, turn up the volume, and find your nearest chaat–pakoda stall as the rain begins to fall.
Matargashti – Mohit Chauhan
Featured in Tamasha, a film that journeys through various cities including Delhi, this song is made for dancing alone in your room as raindrops trace paths on your windowpane. With its quirky lyrics and bouncy rhythm, Matargashti invites the free spirit in you to let loose.
