Bunny

Bunny has delivered some catchy tracks that resonate with many listeners. "Tu Hain Toh (From 'Mr. And Mrs. Mahi')" stands out for its upbeat vibe, making it a favorite at gatherings. Another notable mention is "Tu Ru Ruu," which features a playful rhythm that invites sing-alongs.

Other popular tracks include "Mombattiye," "Tu Hain Toh - Neeti Mohan Version (From 'Mr. And Mrs. Mahi')," and "Tu Hi Tu." Fans also enjoy "Dekha Ji Dekha Maine" and "Shivaya," both of which have their own unique energy. Collaborations like "Dum Dum (Feat. Jacqueline Fernandez)" add a different flavor to Bunny's discography. Songs such as "Mukke Paye Si" and "Matt Jaao" showcase a variety of styles, appealing to a wide audience. Each track contributes to Bunny's growing presence in the mainstream pop scene.

Bunny recently released several new tracks that continue to capture attention in the pop music scene. The single “Kanha (2025)” has gained traction for its catchy melody and relatable lyrics. Following that, “Koi Koi Karda (2025)” offers a blend of rhythm and energy, appealing to a broad audience.

Collaborating with Jacqueline Fernandez, Bunny’s track “Dum Dum (Feat. Jacqueline Fernandez) (2025)” showcases a fun vibe that suits dance floors. Another recent release, “Matt Jaao (2025),” adds to the mix with its engaging sound. Each of these songs reflects Bunny's evolving style while maintaining a connection with fans.

Bunny has collaborated with various artists, creating tracks that resonate with listeners. One notable collaboration is “Tu Ru Ruu” featuring Harrdy Sandhu. This song combines their unique styles, showcasing a catchy melody that appeals to a wide audience.

Another significant release is “Mombattiye,” where Bunny teams up with Diljit Dosanjh and Jaani. The fusion of their voices delivers a vibrant sound that captures the essence of contemporary pop music. “Tu Hain Toh - Neeti Mohan Version (From 'Mr. And Mrs. Mahi')” features Neeti Mohan, adding another layer of depth to Bunny's discography.

Additionally, tracks like “Dekha Ji Dekha Maine” and “Shivaya,” both featuring Jaani and Diljit Dosanjh, further emphasize Bunny's versatility. These collaborations highlight a blend of musical influences, making them noteworthy contributions to the pop genre.