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Indian tracks 'Aari Aari', 'Phir Se' and 'Dhurandhar' vie for Grammy nod
✍️ India Today
🗓 10 Oct 2026, 05:01 AM
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Three Indian songs from the film 'The Revenge' – 'Aari Aari', 'Phir Se' and 'Dhurandhar' – have been submitted for consideration at the Grammy Awards, according to India Today.
India Today reports that three tracks from the recent Indian film "The Revenge" have been entered for Grammy consideration. The songs, titled "Aari Aari", "Phir Se" and "Dhurandhar", are among the handful of Indian entries vying for recognition at the prestigious award ceremony.
The submission reflects a growing presence of Indian music on global platforms, with artists and producers hoping the tracks will resonate with the Recording Academy's voting members. While the final nomination list is yet to be announced, the entries signal confidence in the songs' artistic merit.
Industry observers note that such entries can boost international visibility for Indian film music, encouraging broader collaborations and audience reach. The outcome will be closely watched by fans and professionals alike.
The Grammy Awards, organized by the Recording Academy in the United States, evaluate submissions across multiple categories, including world music and contemporary pop. If nominated, the three songs would join a select group representing Indian cinema on the global stage.
India Today will update readers as soon as the official Grammy nomination list is released, confirming whether any of the three tracks secure a spot.
The submission reflects a growing presence of Indian music on global platforms, with artists and producers hoping the tracks will resonate with the Recording Academy's voting members. While the final nomination list is yet to be announced, the entries signal confidence in the songs' artistic merit.
Industry observers note that such entries can boost international visibility for Indian film music, encouraging broader collaborations and audience reach. The outcome will be closely watched by fans and professionals alike.
The Grammy Awards, organized by the Recording Academy in the United States, evaluate submissions across multiple categories, including world music and contemporary pop. If nominated, the three songs would join a select group representing Indian cinema on the global stage.
India Today will update readers as soon as the official Grammy nomination list is released, confirming whether any of the three tracks secure a spot.