झूम ले

Jhoom Le (Sway/Lose Yourself in the Music) is a wedding dance number from Dhoom Dhaam (Panorama Music, 2025), sung by Rashmeet Kaur and Ash King, composed by Rishi Rich and written by Vayu. At 3:18, it is slightly more restrained than the title track — a Sufi-inflected pop hybrid that uses the word 'jhoom' (to sway, to be in a state of musical ecstasy) as its organising principle. Rashmeet Kaur, whose breakthrough came with Ikk Kudi (Udta Punjab, 2016) and who has established herself as one of Bollywood's most distinctive female voices, brings her characteristic breathy vulnerability to the celebration; Ash King provides the smooth, assured male counterpart.

Rishi Rich's production for Jhoom Le demonstrates his range — where the title track is percussion-heavy and chaotic, Jhoom Le starts with a lighter acoustic touch before building into a full-band arrangement. Rashmeet Kaur's breathy upper register creates an almost ethereal quality that contrasts with the wedding-song context; Ash King's smooth R&B-inflected delivery bridges the Sufi and contemporary pop elements.

The word 'jhoom' carries deep Sufi connotations — the physical swaying that is both a symptom and a cause of spiritual ecstasy in qawwali and Sufi devotional contexts. Vayu's lyrics likely use this as a playful appropriation in a wedding context, where 'jhoom' means dancing joyfully rather than spiritual transcendence.

Among Dhoom Dhaam's pre-release promotional materials, Jhoom Le received strong placement on Netflix's music editorial playlists due to Rashmeet Kaur's established Sufi-pop following.

The track's Sufi-pop crossover appeal made it the album's most streamed song among non-wedding listeners.