Junglee Music’s Hanuman Ansh Crosses 100 Million Streams, ‘Parvati’ Tops YouTube Music Charts

The music of Hanuman Ansh is gaining significant traction in India and overseas, with the album crossing 100 million streams across platforms. Its track Parvati has also surpassed 100 million views on YouTube.

The song is currently ranked No. 1 on YouTube Music’s Weekly Top Songs in India and No. 2 globally. Its music video ranks No. 1 in India and No. 3 globally.

Junglee Music, a division of Times Music, is driving the soundtrack across platforms as the songs continue to gain audience traction.

Parvati has also crossed 1.5 million short-form video creations, while organically finding space in covers, live performances, school prayers, devotional gatherings and social media.

The song’s growing cultural presence was further highlighted when singer Sadhu Tiwari performed Parvati at a Bhajan Clubbing event in Delhi attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Vishal Chaturvedi also performed Hriday Mein Jinke Sitaram and Hanuman Chalisa at the event.

Meanwhile, Maine Tere Hi Bharose, sung by Suneel Lodhi, has also gained traction, while tracks including Jai Hanuman continue to find audiences across platforms.

Vishal Chaturvedi, Writer and Director of Hanuman Ansh, said the response demonstrates how the songs have travelled beyond the film and connected with audiences across geographies. He added that the project aimed to provide a platform to raw and authentic voices and artists who may not always receive visibility.

Namrata Singh, Producer and Co-IP Owner, said the team had always believed in the strength of the music, adding that its current scale of reach has been extraordinary.

Sadhu Tiwari, singer of Parvati, said seeing the song become part of people’s everyday lives has been particularly special.

Mandar Thakur, CEO, Times Music, said the response has taken the music beyond its expected audience, connecting with listeners across generations, regions and listening habits.

The Hanuman Ansh album is available across major audio platforms, with its songs also streaming on the Times Music YouTube channel.