EntertainmentPosted at: Apr 21 2026 5:44PM

Hit pair Sanju Rathod and Isha Malviya are back together again with "Bangles"

Mumbai, Apr 21 (UNI) After making a mark with chartbusters like "Gulabi Sadi" and "Shaky", Sanju Rathod is once again taking his music to the next level with his new song "Bangles", a track that further cements his place in the evolving Marathi pop space.
In this song, he blends reggae and Marathi folk melodies, making it simultaneously fresh and true to his roots.
Reuniting with Isha Malviya, the hit duo of "Shaky" brings back the magic that made the song a superhit. "Bangles" evokes Sanju's signature style, with a cross-cultural sound and an intriguing visual world. The song revolves around a light-hearted love story. Set in the imaginative world of "Cool Wadi," the video presents a desi style with a modern twist, transforming the spirit of rural India into a stylish, urban world. With its catchy hook and feel-good vibe, the track is set to win over audiences.
The music video is further enhanced by the direction and choreography of the duo Piyush-Shazia, while the music is produced by Gaurav Rathod (G-Spark).
Sanju Rathod said, "With Bangles, I wanted to create something fun, anchored in my own roots, and instantly resonated with people. Working with Isha Malviya again was as special as ever. Working with Piyush and Shazia brought a new energy to the project." UNI NST CDS

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