जीत का गीत

Jeet Ka Geet (जीत का गीत) is the closing anthem of Chandu Champion (2024), Kabir Khan's biographical sports drama about Murlikant Petkar — India's first Paralympics gold medalist. Composed by Pritam with lyrics by Kausar Munir and sung by veteran playback singer Shaan, the track was released as an audio single on 15 June 2024, a day after the film's theatrical release, and serves as the seventh and final track on the film's soundtrack. Where the album's earlier songs (Satyanaas, Tu Hai Champion, Sarphira) carry the film's struggle and defiance, Jeet Ka Geet is written as the victory note — a straightforward, rousing anthem built around the imagery of staking everything and proving one's courage.

Pritam scores Jeet Ka Geet as a straightforward, string-and-percussion-driven victory anthem, in keeping with its role as the soundtrack's closing track. Shaan's seasoned, full-throated delivery — a deliberate contrast to the younger, more contemporary voices (Arijit Singh, Sreerama Chandra, Darshan Raval) used elsewhere on the album — gives the song a classic, stadium-anthem register suited to a triumphant send-off rather than a picturized romantic or dramatic scene.

Kausar Munir's lyric works in short, declarative bursts — 'staked everything and arrived, test us now' — built around the imagery of the gamble (daav) and courage (himmat). Rather than developing a scene or narrative, the words function as a chant of readiness, matching the song's role as a victory-lap anthem rather than a story-advancing number.

Chandu Champion is a 2024 Hindi biographical sports drama written, directed, and produced by Kabir Khan alongside producer Sajid Nadiadwala under Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment. Kartik Aaryan stars as Murlikant Petkar, a soldier-turned-athlete who overcame grievous war injuries to become India's first Paralympics gold medalist (swimming, 1972 Heidelberg Paralympics). The film released theatrically on 14 June 2024. Jeet Ka Geet, credited to Pritam, Shaan, and Kausar Munir, was released as an audio track the following day, 15 June 2024, rounding out the film's seven-song soundtrack.

Jeet Ka Geet did not carry the same viral or chart footprint as some of the film's other tracks, but it stands as a fitting sign-off to a soundtrack that Kabir Khan and Pritam built around Murlikant Petkar's arc from wartime injury to Paralympic gold — the anthem note after the album's grittier, more anguished songs. Chandu Champion itself received largely positive reviews for Kartik Aaryan's performance and Khan's direction, helping keep the film's soundtrack, including this closing track, in circulation on streaming platforms.