बेवफा तू

Bewafaa Tu (बेवफा तू) is a melancholic breakup ballad from Yaariyan 2 (2023), sung by Jubin Nautiyal with music composed by Manan Bhardwaj and lyrics co-written by Bhardwaj, Rahim Shah and Shamsul Hasan Shams. At 6 minutes 29 seconds in its full Director's Cut form, it is the longest track on the film's soundtrack, released as part of the first Yaariyan 2 album on 24 September 2023 ahead of the film's 20 October 2023 theatrical release. Picturised on Divya Khosla Kumar, Yash Dasgupta, Meezaan Jafri and Pearl V Puri, the song channels the classic Bollywood sad-song tradition — Nautiyal's emotive delivery of accusations of betrayal ('suna hai maine bewafa tu') sits comfortably alongside his other hit heartbreak numbers, and the track drew millions of views across its multiple official T-Series uploads (full video, director's cut, and lyrical versions).

Manan Bhardwaj builds Bewafaa Tu as a slow-burn ballad, giving Jubin Nautiyal's voice room to stretch across a soft, string-and-piano-led arrangement typical of contemporary Bollywood sad-song production. At nearly six and a half minutes in its full Director's Cut form, the track is unusually long by commercial-single standards, allowing the melody to build gradually rather than front-load its hook, a structural choice that suits the song's confessional, unhurried tone.

The three-lyricist collaboration between Manan Bhardwaj, Rahim Shah and Shamsul Hasan Shams produces a lyric steeped in the Urdu-Hindi ghazal-adjacent vocabulary of betrayal and heartbreak — 'baddua' (curse) set against 'dua' (blessing/prayer) creates a sharp emotional contrast, while the recurring accusation 'suna hai maine bewafa tu' (I've heard you are unfaithful) frames the entire song as a wounded, second-hand confrontation rather than a direct one, a common device in Bollywood's tradition of sad songs sung in the aftermath of a breakup rather than during it.

Bewafaa Tu is picturised on the Yaariyan 2 storyline involving Divya Khosla Kumar, Yash Dasgupta, Meezaan Jafri and Pearl V Puri, giving voice to the film's themes of strained relationships and emotional distance — echoing the plight of the film's Laadli-Abhay track, in which a couple faces a disconnected married life. T-Series released the song across multiple video formats (a shorter 'Full Video,' an extended 'Director's Cut,' and lyric/audio versions), a common label strategy for maximising streaming and viewing numbers across different audience preferences ahead of the film's theatrical run.

The song's official T-Series 'Full Video' and 'Director's Cut' uploads have together drawn over 30 million YouTube views, making it one of the more-watched individual tracks from the Yaariyan 2 soundtrack, and reinforcing Jubin Nautiyal's standing as one of contemporary Bollywood's most consistent voices for heartbreak ballads.