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| artist | | artist = Nanaki | ||
| album | | album = Single | ||
| released | | released = October 2025 | ||
| recorded | | recorded = 2025 | ||
| genre | | genre = Pop / Motivational / Indie Contemporary | ||
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| directed_by | | directed_by = Kamal K Kumawat | ||
| composed_by | | composed_by = Nanaki | ||
| songwriters | | songwriters = Nanaki & Vishal Pande | ||
| produced_by | | produced_by = Nanaki | ||
| language | | language = Hindi | ||
| views | | views = Viral on social media (millions of views) | ||
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'''Udd Ja''' is a 2025 Hindi-language motivational single written and sung by Indian singer-songwriter '''Nanaki'''. Released independently, the song is an anthem of freedom, self-belief, and courage, encouraging listeners to rise above fear and limitations. | |||
'''Udd Ja''' is a 2025 Hindi-language motivational single written and sung by Indian singer-songwriter '''Nanaki | Since its release, ''Udd Ja'' has received overwhelming love on digital platforms, with fans describing it as uplifting, healing, and deeply inspiring. The song marks a defining moment in Nanaki’s artistic journey, reinforcing her reputation as a voice of emotional authenticity and empowerment in India’s independent music scene. | ||
Since its release, ''Udd Ja'' has received overwhelming love on digital platforms, with fans describing it as uplifting, healing, and deeply inspiring. The song marks a defining moment in Nanaki’s artistic journey, reinforcing her reputation as a voice of emotional authenticity and empowerment in India’s independent music scene. | |||
==Background and Concept== | ==Background and Concept== | ||
''Udd Ja'' was conceived as an anthem for those seeking to rediscover their confidence and purpose. Nanaki, known for blending Indian classical soul with cinematic modernity, wrote the song as a reflection of her belief that freedom begins when one learns to trust their own strength. | ''Udd Ja'' was conceived as an anthem for those seeking to rediscover their confidence and purpose. Nanaki, known for blending Indian classical soul with cinematic modernity, wrote the song as a reflection of her belief that freedom begins when one learns to trust their own strength. | ||
In an interview with ABP Live, she shared that the track tells the story of a girl who refuses to be held back by society, fear, or self-doubt, symbolizing inner strength and courage. Through poignant lyrics and expressive vocals, ''Udd Ja'' becomes both a song and a movement — a reminder that rising begins with believing. | In an interview with ABP Live, she shared that the track tells the story of a girl who refuses to be held back by society, fear, or self-doubt, symbolizing inner strength and courage. Through poignant lyrics and expressive vocals, ''Udd Ja'' becomes both a song and a movement — a reminder that rising begins with believing. | ||
==Composition and Lyrics== | ==Composition and Lyrics== | ||
The song’s music was composed by | The song’s music was composed and produced by Nanaki, who crafted an ambient yet emotionally charged arrangement built around her evocative voice. The production blends soft Indian percussions, modern synth layers, and orchestral strings, creating a cinematic soundscape that mirrors the song’s theme of rising above boundaries. | ||
Lyrically, ''Udd Ja'' combines poetic imagery and heartfelt simplicity. Written by Nanaki herself, with additional lyrical support from Vishal Pande, the song speaks directly to listeners — encouraging self-belief, resilience, and freedom of thought. The recurring phrase “Udd Ja” (meaning “Fly”) serves as both a call to action and a spiritual affirmation. | |||
Lyrically, ''Udd Ja'' combines poetic imagery and heartfelt simplicity. Written by Nanaki herself, the | |||
==Music Video== | ==Music Video== | ||
The official music video, directed with a focus on visual storytelling, complements the song’s message of inner liberation. It features Nanaki portraying a journey of transformation — from hesitation to empowerment — symbolized through wide landscapes and dynamic motion. | The official music video, directed with a focus on visual storytelling, complements the song’s message of inner liberation. It features Nanaki portraying a journey of transformation — from hesitation to empowerment — symbolized through wide landscapes and dynamic motion. | ||
The video’s color palette transitions from muted tones to vibrant hues, visually representing the shift from doubt to freedom. Fans have praised the video for its emotional depth, subtle symbolism, and Nanaki’s expressive performance. | The video’s color palette transitions from muted tones to vibrant hues, visually representing the shift from doubt to freedom. Fans have praised the video for its emotional depth, subtle symbolism, and Nanaki’s expressive performance. | ||
==Reception== | ==Reception== | ||
Upon release in October 2025, ''Udd Ja'' received massive attention across platforms such as YouTube, Instagram, and Spotify. The song trended within hours, generating thousands of reels and fan tributes. | Upon release in October 2025, ''Udd Ja'' received massive attention across platforms such as YouTube, Instagram, and Spotify. The song trended within hours, generating thousands of reels and fan tributes. | ||
Audiences described it as “every girl’s anthem of courage” and “a song that makes you feel understood and powerful.” Critics praised its authentic composition, soulful vocals, and meaningful writing, calling it a refreshing alternative to mainstream pop music. | |||
Audiences described it as “every girl’s anthem of courage” and “a song that makes you feel understood and powerful.” Critics praised its authentic composition, soulful vocals, and meaningful writing, calling it a refreshing alternative to mainstream pop music. | ABP Live described it as “a heartfelt movement of empowerment,” noting that Nanaki’s ability to merge emotion with melody sets her apart from contemporary voices. | ||
ABP Live described it as “a heartfelt movement of | |||
==Impact== | ==Impact== | ||
''Udd Ja'' is widely seen as a turning point in Nanaki’s musical career, symbolizing her evolution from rising indie artist to a recognized voice of empowerment. The track’s message of self-trust and emotional resilience has struck a strong chord with women and youth across the country. | ''Udd Ja'' is widely seen as a turning point in Nanaki’s musical career, symbolizing her evolution from rising indie artist to a recognized voice of empowerment. The track’s message of self-trust and emotional resilience has struck a strong chord with women and youth across the country. | ||
The song also reflects the growing influence of independent female artists in India, using music as a means to inspire change and confidence. ''Udd Ja'' continues to be featured in motivational playlists and empowerment campaigns. | The song also reflects the growing influence of independent female artists in India, using music as a means to inspire change and confidence. ''Udd Ja'' continues to be featured in motivational playlists and empowerment campaigns. | ||
==Credits== | ==Credits== | ||
Vocals & Lyrics: Nanaki | |||
Co-lyricist: Vishal Pande | |||
Composer & Music Producer: Nanaki | |||
Label: Independent Release | |||
Language: Hindi | |||
Genre: Motivational / Pop Fusion | |||
Year: 2025 | |||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Nanaki– Indian Singer, Songwriter, and Composer | |||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||