JioSaavn Announces Winners Of Second Edition Of India Superhits Awards

JioSaavn has announced the winners of the second edition of the India Superhits Awards, celebrating the most streamed songs and artists that shaped India’s listening habits over the past year. Determined entirely by streaming and engagement data on the platform between January 1 and December 31, 2025, the awards reflect listener choice across languages, regions and creative roles.

The India Superhits Awards recognise music across 10 languages,Hindi, English, Punjabi, Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam, Bhojpuri, Bengali and Marathi. For each language, honours are presented in five key categories: Most Streamed Song, Most Streamed Female Artist, Most Streamed Male Artist, Most Streamed Lyricist and Most Streamed Composer, spotlighting both performers and the creative forces behind the music.

Speaking on the second edition, a JioSaavn spokesperson said, “We are delighted to present these awards to India’s most loved artists. They have entertained millions of listeners across the country, and their streams are a true reflection of what India is listening to.”

This year’s data highlights clear listening trends. Hindi film music continued to dominate national consumption, with Saiyaara emerging as one of the most streamed tracks of the year. Artists such as Arijit Singh and Shreya Ghoshal maintained strong, consistent engagement, while composer Tanishk Bagchi and lyricist Irshad Kamil topped their respective categories,underscoring the enduring influence of film-led music.

Shreya Ghoshal, who won Most Streamed Female Artist in both Hindi and Bengali, said, “Winning JioSaavn’s India Superhits Awards is very special. These awards show how much India and my fans love me.”

Tanishk Bagchi, winner of Most Streamed Composer in Hindi, added, “These awards genuinely show what India is listening to today.”

Director Mohit Suri, whose film Saiyaara won Song of the Year in Hindi, said, “I wanted the music to truly connect with the audience. Seeing India stream it on repeat and JioSaavn recognising that love through the India Superhits Awards 2026 is deeply gratifying.”

Regional music continued to build strong momentum, with Bhojpuri and Marathi tracks such as Dilwa Le Ja Rumal Me and Shaky enjoying high repeat listens. Artists including Pawan Singh, Shilpi Raj and Sanju Rathod demonstrated deep cultural resonance, while southern music showed strong cross-regional appeal. Composers like Jakes Bejoy and vocalists such as Sid Sriram ranked among the most streamed across listener cohorts, reinforcing their growing national footprint. Bengali music also recorded sustained engagement, led by Anupam Roy.

Commenting on his win, Anupam Roy said, “I am ecstatic to win the India Superhits Awards for the second year in a row as lyricist and composer in Bengali. This is a truly transparent and democratic award, based purely on the love of music fans.”

With its second edition, the India Superhits Awards offers a comprehensive, data-driven snapshot of India’s music consumption—highlighting not just peak popularity, but the songs and creators listeners consistently returned to throughout the year. A complete list of winners across all languages and categories has been released by JioSaavn.