Nagarjun Sharma

Nagarjun Sharma has a collection of notable tracks that resonate with fans of classical and classical crossover music. "Mayavi (From 'Bhoomi 2024')" stands out with its engaging blend of traditional sounds and modern elements. Another popular track, "Don't Worry Baby Chinnamma - From 'Bheema'," showcases a catchy melody that has captured listeners' attention.

Other noteworthy tracks include "Bangle Bangari (From 'Ekka')," "Aadi Baa Magane Bheema - From 'Bheema,'" and "Taare Nihaare (From 'Ibbani Tabbida Ileyali')." The versatility of his music is evident in "Sakkare Putta - From 'Head Bush'" and the unique vibe of "Helu Gelathi - Lo-Fi Version (From 'Ibbani Tabbida Ileyali')." Songs like "Yaavaaga Yaavaaga (From 'Elumale')" and "Rowdy Rhymes (From 'Ekka')" add to the variety, while "Taare Nihaare - Kids Reprise" appeals to younger audiences.

These tracks highlight Nagarjun Sharma's range and ability to connect with listeners through different styles and themes.

Nagarjun Sharma has recently made strides in the music scene with a series of new releases. The album "Ekka (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (2025)" showcases a blend of traditional and contemporary sounds, aligning with his classical roots. Another addition, "Madharaasi (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (Kannada) (2025)," reflects the dynamic storytelling often found in film scores. Additionally, "For Regn (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (2024)" adds to his growing portfolio.

On the single front, Sharma has released "Preethi Mundhe Bere Ella Chikkadu (From 'Elumale') (2025)," which highlights his ability to fuse classical elements with popular music. "Shubhashaya (2025)" offers a fresh perspective, while "Sundari Sundari (From 'Peter (Kannada)') (2025)" brings a vibrant energy. "Yaav Kadege Kathe (From 'The Girlfriend') (2025)" rounds out the list, further illustrating his versatility and commitment to evolving within the music landscape.

Nagarjun Sharma's collaborations showcase a blend of styles and voices. In "Mayavi (From 'Bhoomi 2024')", he teams up with Sonu Nigam and Sanjith Hegde, creating a track that highlights their combined talents. This collaboration stands out as it merges traditional elements with contemporary sounds.

Another notable collaboration is "Bangle Bangari (From 'Ekka')", featuring Anthony Dasan and Charanraj MR. This song captures a lively energy, demonstrating how these artists can create a vibrant musical experience together.

Sharma also works with Gagan Baderiya and Armaan Malik in "Taare Nihaare (From 'Ibbani Tabbida Ileyali')". This track blends their distinct vocal styles, adding depth to its composition. Additionally, the "Helu Gelathi - Lo-Fi Version" with Gagan Baderiya and Charan Raj presents a different texture, showcasing Sharma's versatility.

In "Yaavaaga Yaavaaga (From 'Elumale')", he collaborates with D. Imman and Sid Sriram, further expanding his range and appeal in the music landscape. Each of these collaborations contributes to a rich tapestry of sound, reflecting a diverse artistic vision.