Bollywood might be the king of romance songs, but Rishbh Tiwari is here to give it a serious run for its money with his latest indie pop single, “Aankhein Kafirana.” This track has all the feels — soulful vocals, poetic lyrics, and a melody that stays with you long after the song ends. And guess what? The entire music video was shot in the magical streets of London, adding that extra cinematic flair Bollywood fans love. Directed by the talented Nathan Williams , the video captures every emotion — from longing glances to stolen moments in cozy cafés — making it feel like a classic Bollywood love saga, but with a fresh indie twist.  Behind the scenes, music producer Swapnil Tare works his magic blending traditional Indian sounds with modern pop beats, creating a perfect harmony that appeals to both desi and global audiences. And with Hanish Taneja mastering the track, the sound quality is crisp and rich, making it a delight to listen to on any device. Already gaining buzz on st...

 Move over Bollywood — there’s a new indie pop heartthrob in town! Rishbh Tiwari just dropped “Aankhein Kafirana,” a soulful track with dreamy vibes and poetic lyrics that’s winning hearts everywhere. Shot in the rainy, romantic streets of London and directed by Nathan Williams , the video is as cinematic as it is captivating. Produced by Swapnil Tare and mastered by Hanish Taneja , the song’s perfect blend of traditional Indian sounds and fresh pop beats makes it a serious contender against Bollywood favorites like “Saiyaara.” If you haven’t listened to it yet, get ready — this one’s a rainy day anthem you don’t want to miss!

After the success of his raw, aching “Aankhon Ke Darmiya” trilogy, the indie singer-songwriter leans deeper into his signature sound — and soul. In a music landscape increasingly defined by algorithm-ready hooks and over-produced gloss, Rishbh Tiwari stands quietly apart — crafting songs that don’t just ask to be heard, but felt. The indie singer-songwriter first broke through with Aankhon Ke Darmiya , a trilogy of acoustic ballads that spread across streaming platforms not with splashy promotion, but with word-of-mouth reverence. Intimate, lyrical, and drenched in unspoken emotion, the trilogy ( Aankhon Ke Darmiya , 2 , and 3 ) played like chapters from a lost diary — each track more bruised and beautiful than the last. Now, Tiwari is ready to turn the page. “Aankhein Kafirana” , his upcoming single, promises to be another slow-burning exploration of love and loss — a return to the poetic minimalism that’s become his signature, but with a darker, more mature undercurrent. “It’s ab...