सब जग अंधा

"Sab Jag Andha" (The Whole World Is Blind) is the philosophical-satirical closing number of the Hisaab Barabar (2025) soundtrack. Sung by director Ashwani Dhir, Romi and Aman Pant, with lyrics by Akhil Tiwari and music by Aman Pant, the song gives the film's anti-corruption comedy its most direct social commentary — the world that refuses to see corruption is itself blind. The Zee Music Company release completes a three-song album totalling 10:43.

Aman Pant strips the arrangement back for this closer — acoustic guitar, keys and light percussion rather than the brass and dhol of the title track. The three non-professional voices (Dhir, Romi and Pant himself) give the track an intimate, conversation-like quality suited to its philosophical register. This is a director's song, not a star-voice song.

'Sab jag andha' invokes a long tradition of Hindi satirical literature — from Kabir's 'andhon mein kaana raja' (in the land of the blind the one-eyed is king) to modern satire. Akhil Tiwari's use of this folk-philosophical phrase as the film's closing lyric idea positions it in this lineage deliberately.

Ashwani Dhir's decision to personally voice this satirical lament on the corrupt world — having also sung on the title track — makes Hisaab Barabar one of the rare 2025 Bollywood films where the director's voice is central to the soundtrack's identity. It suggests a deeply personal creative investment.

The song is likely to resonate beyond the film's release in a political climate where anti-corruption sentiment is a constant cultural current in India. Its social media sharability — four blunt words as title — is high.