Top 10 Most Viewed Indian Songs on YouTube of All Time!

Top 10 Most Viewed Indian Songs on YouTube of All Time!

Indian songs have their own aura and with time, they have made their place on the video-sharing application YouTube. Whether it was regional songs, devotional ones, or filmy tracks, people use to love them and watch them in repeated mode. With this, let's have a look at top 10 most viewed Indian songs on Youtube of all time.

Dilbar Lyrical 1 billion

'Dilbar' is a Bollywood song, originally released as part of the soundtrack for the 1999 Indian film 'Sirf Tum'. The song was recreated for the 2018 film Satyameva Jayate, recomposed by Tanishk Bagchi with Middle-Eastern influences, and sung by Neha Kakkar and Dhvani Bhanushali. Nora's energetic dance moves will make you lose yourself on the dance floor. Her song has been seen more than 1 billion times on YouTube.

Aankh Marey 1.02 billion

When Simmba was released Aankh Marey became a rage in India. The song features Ranveer Singh and Sara Ali Khan and has been viewed more than 1.02 times on YouTube.

High Rated Gabru 1.04 billion

Known best for songs like Suit suit, High rated Gabru, Lahore and Ban ja rani, Punjabi singer Guru Randhawa's High Rated Gabru crossed 1 billion marks on YouTube.

Zaroori Tha 1.06 billion

The song Zaroori Tha which was voiced by Rahat Fateh Ali Khan crossed over a billion views on YouTube. Featured on Gauahar Khan and her ex-boyfriend Kushal Tandon, the song was based on a couple who had parted ways on a bitter note.

Mile Ho Tum 1.10 billion

Song by Neha and Tony Kakkar, Mile Ho Tum becomes India's first love song to cross a billion views on YouTube. With a viewership of 1.10 Billion on Youtube, the song is in the sixth position of most-watched music videos. Reportedly, the song was shot for just Rs 11,000.

Rowdy Baby 1.11 billion

Song by Dhanush and Dhee, Rowdy baby managed to fetch international recognition by hitting 1 billion views on Youtube. The Rowdy Baby song was applauded for its catchy tune by Yuvan Shankar Raja. Well, the song was choreographed by Prabhu Deva and sung by Dhanush and Dhee. With this, the song becomes the first South Indian song to hit the mark of 1 billion.

Vaaste 1.15 billion

Dhvani Bhanushali and Nikhil D'Souza's song Vaaste becomes the fastest one billion views song on YouTube. Presented by Bhushan Kumar, the song was composed by Tanishk Bagchi. This is the fourth and fastest music video from India that surpassed this milestone on YouTube.

Lehanga 1.17 billion

After Laung Laachi, Jass Manak's Lehanga becomes the third Indian song that achieved the 1 billion milestones. The Punjabi dance track featuring Manak himself & Mahira Sharma was a non-filmy song. Jass has written and sung the song and music by Sharry Nexus. The song has been viewed by more than 1.17 billion times on YouTube.

Laung Laachi 1.26 billion

Laung Laachi, the popular track from the Punjabi film Laung Laachi is the first Indian song to reach the one billion mark on YouTube. The song stars Ammy Virk, Neeru Bajwa, and Amberdeep Singh. The song was composed by Aman Jay and penned by Harmanjit and sung by Mannat Noor. The song took the internet by storm in 2018 and was viewed by more than 1.26 billion times

Hanuman Chalisa 1.61 billion

Those who Chant Hanuman Chalisa Regularly with full devotion have watched Gulshan Kumar's Hanuman Chalisa so many times that it has become the first devotional song to cross over 1 billion views on YouTube. The devotional song has been crooned by veteran singer Hariharan and features T-Series founder Gulshan Kumar.