Zee Music Company Celebrates Gujarati Bhasha Diwas With Growing Gujarati Music Catalogue

Produced by Zee Studios, the film is scheduled for a worldwide theatrical release on August 28, 2026

Zee Music Company Celebrates Gujarati Bhasha Diwas With Growing Gujarati Music Catalogue

On the occasion of Vishwa Gujarati Bhasha Diwas, Zee Music Company is celebrating the richness and cultural identity of the Gujarati language while highlighting its growing presence in the regional music landscape.

Over the years, Zee Music Company has expanded its Gujarati music catalogue with a mix of film soundtracks and singles. Its repertoire includes music from films such as Rangaa, Ishwar Kya Chhe, Mauje Dariya and Jai Kanhaiyalall Ki, along with songs by popular Gujarati artists including Bhoomi Trivedi and Geeta Rabari.

The catalogue will further expand with music from the upcoming Gujarati family comedy-drama Tom & Cherry, directed by Dharmesh Mehta and starring Siddharth Randeria and Dhanya Doshi. Produced by Zee Studios, the film is scheduled for a worldwide theatrical release on August 28, 2026.

Gujarati music brings together folk traditions, contemporary sounds, celebration, romance and emotion, reflecting the cultural character of the language. With digital platforms enabling regional music to reach audiences beyond traditional markets, Gujarati songs are increasingly finding listeners across India and overseas.

Commenting on the company's growing Gujarati music footprint, Sujal Parekh, Chief Business Officer, Zee Music Company, said, “Gujarati has a unique place when it comes to emotions, poetry and music. The language has a strong cultural identity and a deep connect with people in Gujarat and across the world. At Zee Music Company, we see a lot of potential in Gujarati music and are committed to building our Gujarati catalogue with more films, artists and songs. On Vishwa Gujarati Bhasha Diwas, we are proud to celebrate Gujarati and take its music to a wider audience.”

Popular singer Shaan said, “There is something different about the Gujarati language, there is some sweetness. The Gujarati language wave has reached all over the world through Gujarati music. Wishing everyone a very Happy Gujarati Bhasha Diwas.”

Actor Siddharth Randeria added, “There are many languages in the world, but the Gujarati bhasha wave is not limited to our country; it has spread all over the world. This is possible because Gujarati music is spreading across the world and taking the language and its culture to new audiences.”

Zee Music Company said it continues to explore and curate music representing the evolving sound of regional India, bringing together established artists, contemporary voices, Gujarati film music and artist-led content.

With its expanding Gujarati repertoire, the company is looking to deepen its engagement with Gujarat's evolving music ecosystem while taking the language and its music to wider audiences.

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