Bhooth Bangla New Song OUT: Arijit Singh Lends Voice to ‘Tu Hi Disda’ Setting Romantic Summer Mood

On January 27, 2026, much-loved artist Arijit Singh announced his retirement from playback singing. However, post the announcement, the singer has kept fans interested with the songs still in the pipeline. After O’Romeo’s Ishq Ka Fever and Aamir Khan’s Ek Din, Arijit has lent his voice to Bhooth Bangla’s romantic track titled Tu Hi Disda. Featuring Akshay Kumar and Wamiqa Gabbi, the makers unveiled the song on March 24. No sooner was the romantic track released than Arijit Singh once again made headlines for his involvement in yet another song post retirement.   

According to reports, the singer himself reached out to the team at Balaji Motion Pictures and Pritam, the composer, expressing a strong desire to be a part of Tu Hi Disda. Here’s the back story. 

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Bhooth Bangla Song OUT: Arijit Singh’s Tu Hi Disda Strikes the Right Chords of Heart

Sung by Arijit Singh and Nikhita Gandhi, Tu Hi Disda features Akshay Kumar and Wamiqa Gabbi in a dreamy romantic ensemble. The song brings the beautiful chemistry of the leads into the spotlight. Complemented by mesmerising visuals, the soundtrack is set against scenic backdrops of waterfalls, lush greenery, and picturesque mountains. Moreover, the song exudes a soothing and romantic vibe, thanks to Arijit Singh’s signature style. In a nutshell, the music track is cool and breezy, making it the perfect romantic summer mood. To witness the magic of the song on the silver screen, fans and movie buffs need to wait until April 10, 2026, for Bhooth Bangla to release.

On January 27, 2026, Arijit Singh made it official that he will not be taking on any new playback assignments going forward. However, he later clarified that several unreleased and incomplete tracks were still in the pipeline. This one is one of them.