Rajkumar Choudhary
Himachal Pradesh’s folk singer Ishant Bhardwaj has released his latest track “Nati Ra Dhamaka”, bringing together the vibrant folk culture of Upper Himachal and Jaunsar (Uttarakhand) on a single platform.
The song was filmed amidst the scenic valleys of Bilaspur, showcasing traditional pahadi attire, landscapes, and the essence of Nati dance, which adds to its visual appeal. Ishant shared that this time he stepped beyond his signature Kangri style, weaving in the dialects and cultural colors of Shimla, Kullu, Mandi, Sirmaur, and Jaunsar, making it a refreshing experience for him as an artist.
According to Ishant, the song is not just about entertainment—it’s an effort to connect diverse folk traditions and languages of Himachal. Alongside the rhythmic beats of Nati, listeners will also catch glimpses of everyday mountain life.
The lyrics and composition were crafted by Ankit Chauhan, while Ishant has urged audiences to shower love and blessings on “Nati Ra Dhamaka” by listening, sharing, and commenting on the track.
