सही है

Sahi Hai (सही है) is one of the shorter, singer-composer-driven tracks from the Fukrey 3 (2023) soundtrack — written, composed and sung entirely by Abhishek Nailwal, who also contributed two other numbers (Mashoor, and additional credits on Ve Fukrey) to the film's five-song album produced under Zee Music Company. Released as part of the full soundtrack on 27 September 2023, a day ahead of the film's 28 September theatrical release, the track functions as a breezy, comic beat inside Mrighdeep Singh Lamba's third instalment of the Fukrey franchise, reinforcing the series' trademark tone of scrappy, small-time dreamers stumbling from one scheme to the next. Unlike the film's lead singles (Ve Fukrey, Mashoor), Sahi Hai did not receive a dedicated star-cast music video from Zee Music Company and functions more as an album/background cut, though it was uploaded to YouTube as part of the studio's official promotional push.

As one of three Fukrey 3 credits for Abhishek Nailwal (alongside Mashoor and an additional-lyrics credit on Ve Fukrey), Sahi Hai is a rare triple-hyphenate effort — Nailwal wrote, composed and performed the track solo, without a co-singer or credited featured vocalist. The production keeps to a compact, under-two-and-a-half-minute runtime typical of the album's shorter cuts, built around a repetitive, chant-like hook ('sahi hai, sahi hai') that lends itself to the film's comic, chaotic register rather than a standalone romantic or dance number.

The lyric leans on plain, colloquial Hindi-Punjabi phrasing rather than poetic imagery — its central line, translating roughly to 'whatever's happening is fine,' works as a comic deflection that mirrors the Fukrey characters' habitual response to their own self-created disasters. It's functional, hook-first songwriting built for a comedy franchise rather than a standalone lyrical showcase.

Fukrey 3, directed by Mrighdeep Singh Lamba and produced by Farhan Akhtar and Ritesh Sidhwani's Excel Entertainment, released theatrically on 28 September 2023 as the third instalment of the franchise, reuniting Pulkit Samrat, Varun Sharma, Manjot Singh, Richa Chadha and Pankaj Tripathi. The plot follows the Fukra gang after they're handed a government-allotted shop in Delhi; when Bholi Punjaban (Richa Chadha) contests an election, one of the group's own — Choocha — becomes an unlikely local celebrity, and a trip abroad in search of diamonds instead turns up a bizarre fuel-like substance, propelling Choocha into local politics and conflict with a corrupt businessman. Sahi Hai's brisk, chaos-embracing energy sits comfortably within this framework of small-time schemers stumbling into ever-bigger messes.

Sahi Hai remains a modest, catalog-level entry in the Fukrey 3 soundtrack rather than a chart or viral moment — its official Zee Music Company YouTube upload has drawn a comparatively small view count next to the album's lead singles Ve Fukrey and Mashoor, both of which crossed into the millions of views. Its chief point of interest is Abhishek Nailwal's triple credit as singer-lyricist-composer, marking him as one of the film's most versatile behind-the-scenes contributors alongside better-known names like Tanishk Bagchi and Kumaar.