TOP 20 KASHMIRI POPULAR SONGS

Top 20 Popular Kashmiri Songs You Must Listen To

Kashmiri music is a soulful blend of traditional folk melodies and contemporary influences. Whether you enjoy classic Sufi tunes, modern Kashmiri pop, or timeless folk ballads, this list of the top 20 popular Kashmiri songs will take you on a mesmerizing musical journey.



Below, you’ll find each song's genre, singer, duration, release date, and direct links to stream on YouTube, Spotify, and Wynk Music. We’ve also included download links where available!

1. Madno Badinuk Doud Cha

2. Dokhi Baazav Chettikay

3. Yaar Doud Hai

4. Hoshdar

5. Golabaw

6. Yeli Janaan Ralem

7. Band Band Boz

8. Bo Paerai Khan

9. Yan Chev Ravnes

10. Che Kami Nar

11. Malale Treavith

12. Gov Kyah Malaalu Yaaras

13. Until I Found Her

14. Rasul Allha Garibam

15. Shahi Zeelani

16. Thar Thar Cham

17. Osh Wasaan

18. Aasai Sharan

19. Mat Ha Martam Krishno Graaye

20. Aabsharan


Final Thoughts

Kashmiri music beautifully captures the essence of the region’s cultural and emotional depth. From heartfelt folk songs to modern experimental tracks, these 20 popular Kashmiri songs offer something for every listener.

If you love Kashmiri music, don’t forget to share this list with friends and family! Let us know in the comments which song is your favorite or if we missed any gems!

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