शरारत

Shararat (3:44) is the Dhurandhar (2025, Saregama) album's high-energy female anthem, sung by Madhubanti Bagchi and Jasmine Sandlas with lyrics by Sandlas herself. Composed by Shashwat Sachdev, the song serves the film's lighter registers — a breezy, defiant playfulness that offsets the album's darker espionage weight. The female-forward vocal chemistry between Bagchi's classical precision and Sandlas's Punjabi pop sensibility is the track's defining texture.

Sachdev constructs a lean, beat-forward production that foregrounds the vocal interplay. Madhubanti Bagchi — known for her training in Hindustani classical — brings unexpected dexterity to the pop idiom, while Sandlas's natural ease with rhythmically-complex Punjabi phrasing keeps the track energised throughout.

Jasmine Sandlas penned the lyric as a celebration of feminine agency — a 'shararat' (mischief/naughtiness) framed not as transgression but as unapologetic self-expression.

The song emerged from Jasmine Sandlas's existing working relationship with both Shashwat Sachdev and Aditya Dhar from earlier in the Dhurandhar project. Her lyric-writing credit gives her a more authorial role than typical playback assignments.

Shararat extends Madhubanti Bagchi's growing presence in the Hindi film mainstream alongside her classical performance career.