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"Bad Luck Kharab" is the shortest and most comically charged track on the Ginny Wedss Sunny 2 album at 2:36 — a three-voice comic number featuring veteran Punjabi singer Vijay Yamla alongside Swati Sharma and Kalpana Gandharva. Composed by Haroon-Gavin with lyrics by Siddhant Kaushal, the song's title plays with redundancy for comic effect: 'bad luck' and 'kharab' both mean bad, doubling the disaster for laughs.

Haroon-Gavin produce a fast, electronic-dhol hybrid designed entirely for comic effect — the music is relentless and doesn't let up for the song's 2:36 runtime. Vijay Yamla's rough Punjabi vocal quality sits hilariously alongside Swati Sharma and Kalpana Gandharva's cleaner voices, creating a tonal mismatch that is itself part of the comedy.

Siddhant Kaushal leans into the comic redundancy of the title to build a lyric about accumulated misfortune. The use of English 'bad luck' alongside Hindi 'kharab' is a characteristic code-mixing move that younger urban audiences find especially relatable.

Vijay Yamla — son of the legendary Punjabi folk duo Yamla Pagla Deewana — brings generational credibility to this comic track.

A disposable but cheerful filler track that serves its narrative purpose within the film's comedic sequences.