Shreya Ghoshal's Week: Mahiya, Saawan Aaya Hai, Dhola Ji, Then Bengaluru
Shreya Ghoshal appears on Mahiya, Saawan Aaya Hai and Dhola Ji this week, with her Unstoppable India Tour opening in Bengaluru on 22 November.

Three new Hindi releases this week put Shreya Ghoshal on the credit list, each for a different label and a different on-screen pair. Sixteen days later she opens her Unstoppable India Tour in Bengaluru. The songs are already covered on Tracklist. This piece lays them next to the tour date.
Three songs, three labels
"Saawan Aaya Hai" landed on Tuesday, 3 November, on Himesh Reshammiya Melodies. Ghoshal sings with Keshav Anand on a Reshammiya composition for Yeh Prem Mol Liya, with Ayushmann Khurrana and Sharvari on screen. Mayur Puri wrote the lyrics. Full report.
"Mahiya" went up in full on Wednesday, 4 November, on Badshah's channel. Ghoshal shares the vocals with Badshah. Avneet Kaur and Hiten are on screen. Full report.
"Dhola Ji" is the Zee Music Company cut for Sunny Deol's Suryaa, with Ghoshal, Javed Ali and Swaroop Khan on a Sudhakar Sharma composition and Dutt Sharma lyrics. Full report.
None of the three shares a composer. Reshammiya, Badshah's own camp and Sudhakar Sharma each take one. Ghoshal is the common credit.
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Bengaluru, 22 November
The live date that follows is already on sale. The Unstoppable Tour opens at District Arena at Terraform, Yelahanka, on Saturday 22 November: gates 4 pm, show 6 pm, per the District listing we checked on 5 November. Early tiers in each category had sold out by then. The later phase of each tier was still listed. Ticket bands and the U-First terms are in our Bengaluru guide.
For more Hindi releases this week, see the Friday new-songs list and the Bollywood page.
(Source: Badshah, 'Mahiya', YouTube, 4 November 2026; Himesh Reshammiya Melodies, Zee Music Company uploads and District Unstoppable Tour Bengaluru listing, checked 3 to 5 November 2026)


