The much-anticipated Diwali release from Maddock Films, THAMMA, has already captured imaginations with its thrilling trailer launch. Now, the makers have dropped the film’s very first song — Tum Mere Na Huye, Na Sahi — and it lands like an arrow straight to the heart. Sung by the evocative Madhubanti Bagchi alongside composers Sachin-Jigar, with poignant lyrics penned by Amitabh Bhattacharya, the track is not just a melody — it is a heartbreak anthem that pulses with raw intensity.
Mounted on a grand scale, THAMMA song features Ayushmann Khurrana and Rashmika Mandanna in electrifying form. Rashmika, in a completely new avatar, channels the spirit of every woman navigating heartbreak, while her undeniable chemistry with Ayushmann turns every frame into a fiery spectacle. With choreography that shifts from fierce and intense to fluid and intoxicating, the track promises both pain and allure in equal measure.
Madhubanti Bagchi, who made her Bollywood playback breakthrough with Aaj Ki Raat from Stree 2, delivers another powerhouse performance with vocals in THAMMA, that are at once soulful and haunting. Speaking about the collaboration, she said, “This marks my reunion with the visionary team that gave me my first Hindi film song. The composition is exquisite, and working with Sachin-Jigar and Amitabh Bhattacharya has been an honour. I truly believe this song will resonate deeply with listeners.”
Sachin-Jigar, the duo behind countless chartbusters, describe the track as both challenging and rewarding to create. “The Horror-Comedy Universe is close to our hearts, and audiences have immense expectations from its music. This song from THAMMA is haunting, romantic, and addictive all at once — the complete package,” they shared.
Adding to the anticipation, Rashmika Mandanna called the track “one of the most fun songs I’ve ever shot for”, praising its choreography, sets, and infectious beats. Ayushmann Khurrana echoed the sentiment, highlighting Rashmika’s effortless grace as a dancer. “This song immerses you in the world of THAMMA — from its costumes and visuals to its emotions and energy. It’s truly addictive,” he said.
With THAMMA set for a Diwali release, this fusion of romance, humour, supernatural suspense, and drama expands Maddock’s celebrated Horror Comedy Universe. Tum Mere Na Huye, Na Sahi not only teases the film’s magical chaos but also establishes itself as a must-watch musical experience.
