Shivani Singh’s two-year-old Bhojpuri chartbuster “Tu Marad Nahi Matha Ke Darad Hauwa Raja Ji” is back to ruling the internet. The song, known for its punchy beats and catchy one-liners, has suddenly picked up momentum again and is trending across social media platforms.
A Viral Comeback
Even after two years of release, the track is getting massive traction thanks to short video platforms and meme pages that have revived its popularity. Viewers are re-sharing clips nonstop, and the numbers clearly show the craze—YouTube views have now crossed 164 million, turning it into one of Shivani Singh’s most successful tracks.
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Why the Song Still Works
The song has everything that typically blows up in Bhojpuri pop culture: high-energy music, relatable lyrics, and a fun storyline. Written by Prince Priyadarshi and composed by Priyanshu Singh, the track blends peppy beats with a playful tone that instantly hooks listeners.
Shivani Singh’s powerful vocals add a punch, but it’s the on-screen chemistry of Parul Yadav and Gaurav Kushwaha that gives the music video an extra push. They play a married couple, and Parul’s complaint—“tum mard nahi, sirf सिर दर्द हो”—has basically become the USP of the entire track. It’s relatable, humorous, and extremely meme-worthy, which explains why people are still loving and sharing it.
Audience Reactions: Full of Fun & Vibes
If you scroll through the comment section, you’ll find everything from jokes to heartfelt appreciation.
One user wrote, “First time in my life I’m listening to a Bhojpuri song after searching for it.”
Another commented, “I’m Rajasthani but searched this Bhojpuri track… because the vibe is fire.”
The song has earned more than 750K likes, and the numbers keep climbing as it continues to trend among both Bhojpuri and non-Bhojpuri listeners.
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A Complete Entertainment Package
From upbeat choreography to the catchy hook line, the track is the kind of entertainment viewers keep returning to. And with its renewed virality, it’s clear that Shivani Singh’s music still has the power to engage new audiences—even years after release.
