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Be Mine is a solo single by Punjabi-Canadian singer-songwriter Shubh (Shubhneet Singh) — written, sung and composed entirely by him, with production from Sickboi. The official audio was released on Shubh's YouTube channel on 4 July 2024, mixed by mixedbyswitch and Gurjit Thind and mastered by Joe LaPorta at Sterling Sound, with visuals credited to Sehaj Kaushal. As a standalone non-album release, it followed the same self-released model Shubh has used since Still Rollin (2023), and has since crossed 55 million YouTube views and charted at #26 on the New Zealand Hot Singles chart. Numerous unofficial fan 'mashup' channels have paired the audio with clips of Punjabi film actress Sonam Bajwa, but Shubh's own official release credits no featured artist — the song is a solo Shubh track.

Producer Sickboi builds Be Mine around a softer, R&B-inflected register than Shubh's more aggressive trap singles — restrained programmed beats and bass give the vocal room to sit forward in the mix. The mastering credit to Joe LaPorta at Sterling Sound and the Dolby Atmos pass by Gurjit Thind signal the same high-end post-production chain Shubh applies across his catalogue, aimed at streaming clarity rather than club-system weight.

The verified opening lines — 'Ni tu akhan naal kardi ishare, sajje haath naal zulfaan sanware' ('You signal with your eyes, with your right hand you set your tresses right') — open on a single observed gesture rather than a developed narrative, in keeping with the song's short, direct-address style. The Urdu-Punjabi image of 'zulfaan' (tresses) situates the song within a long lineage of Hindi-Urdu-Punjabi romantic verse that uses a beloved's hair as visual shorthand for attraction, even as the surrounding production is contemporary Punjabi pop rather than classical ghazal phrasing.

Be Mine arrived on 4 July 2024 as a between-albums single from Shubh, following his 2023 debut album Still Rollin and January 2024 EP Leo, and preceding his early-2025 second album Sicario. It is a solo Shubh release — self-written, self-composed, self-sung — continuing the independent, self-released model that has defined his catalogue since 'We Rollin' in 2021.

Be Mine has crossed 55 million views on its official YouTube audio upload and charted at #26 on the New Zealand Hot Singles chart, a solid mid-tier result within Shubh's catalogue. Its more unusual afterlife is on YouTube itself: dozens of unofficial 'mashup' and 'love mashup' channels have repurposed the audio alongside clips and images of Punjabi film actress Sonam Bajwa, generating millions of additional views under titles like 'Shubh ft. Sonam Bajwa' — despite no such credit appearing on Shubh's own official release. The pattern illustrates how unofficial fan-edit channels can attach a real actress's name to a song for search visibility without any actual collaboration taking place.