Sonu Nigam Collaborates With Chaar Diwaari On New Single ‘Iss Tarah’

As Indian music continues to move beyond rigid genre classifications, collaborations are increasingly being driven by shared creative intent rather than industry labels. Reflecting this shift is Iss Tarah, the latest release by genre-bending artist Chaar Diwaari, which features a rare and unexpected collaboration with one of India’s most iconic voices, Sonu Nigam.

Rooted in mutual artistic respect, the track brings together two distinct musical worlds,Sonu Nigam’s timeless melodic legacy and Chaar Diwaari’s boundary-free, contemporary sound. Instead of conforming to predefined musical spaces, Iss Tarah emerges as a meeting point where experience, experimentation and storytelling seamlessly intersect.

Following the success of Farebi with Raftaar, Garv, popularly known as Chaar Diwaari, raises the creative bar once again with Iss Tarah. The song builds on the narrative introduced in Banda Kaam Ka, capturing a moment of emotional vulnerability as the protagonist openly declares an all-consuming love. Anchored in ethereal synths and immersive instrumentation, the track creates an intimate yet expansive soundscape.

Chaar Diwaari’s raw, raspy vocal delivery moves fluidly through psychedelic textures, modern R&B influences and pop sensibilities, while Sonu Nigam’s verse adds a layer of emotional depth. His presence elevates the song with a romantic resonance that feels instinctive rather than nostalgic.

Speaking about the collaboration, Chaar Diwaari said, “I tried fitting in several voices for that verse, including my own, but nothing felt quite right. When Vishal Dadlani introduced me to Sonu sir, everything clicked. His rendition of Iss Tarah added a depth and emotion I hadn’t imagined. Collaborating with him was both inspiring and a huge learning experience.”

As Chaar Diwaari’s listenership continues to expand, Iss Tarah stands out as a defining moment in India’s evolving music narrative—demonstrating that meaningful collaboration can transcend generations, genres and expectations.