तुम्हीं को

"Tumhi Ko" from Chand Mera Dil (2026) is a 4:01 mid-tempo romantic duet by Raghav Chaitanya and Suvarna Tiwari, composed by Sachin–Jigar with Amitabh Bhattacharya. It centres on the exclusive devotion of first love — 'tumhi ko' (only you) as a declaration of singular commitment. Released by Sony Music India in May 2026, it occupies the album's more settled, affirmative emotional space compared to the longing of 'Aitbaar' or the uncertainty of 'Phir Ajnabi'.

Raghav Chaitanya and Suvarna Tiwari's voices create a domestic warmth — less dramatic than the lead male voices on the album, more conversational. Sachin-Jigar write a melody that resolves naturally, without the suspended harmonies of 'Aitbaar', giving the song a sense of arrival and certainty.

Bhattacharya's 'tumhi ko' construction — the emphatic 'hi' particle — is a grammatical intensifier that transforms 'you' into 'only you', making the song's declaration of exclusivity both linguistically precise and emotionally complete.

Suvarna Tiwari is an emerging female vocalist who has been building her profile in independent music before film placements. Her pairing with the more established Raghav Chaitanya signals Sachin-Jigar's continued commitment to voice discovery.

The declaration-of-exclusivity romantic song — from 'Tere Bin' to 'Tum Hi Ho' — is one of Hindi film's most enduring emotional formats. 'Tumhi Ko' joins the lineage.