Mumbai: Nearly a decade after its release, the iconic heartbreak track Agar Tum Saath Ho from the film Tamasha has achieved a major milestone by becoming the most-streamed Indian song on Spotify, overtaking Kesariya. The song continues to maintain a strong emotional connection with listeners and has remained popular long after its original release.
Decade-old song continues remarkable journey
Released in 2015, Agar Tum Saath Ho has emerged as one of modern Hindi cinema’s most recognised emotional tracks.
Composed by A. R. Rahman and sung by Arijit Singh and Alka Yagnik, the song gained popularity for its melody, lyrics and emotional depth.
The song was featured on actors Ranbir Kapoor and Deepika Padukone, whose on-screen chemistry and performances became a major talking point following the film’s release.
According to recent Spotify data, the song has crossed approximately 717 million streams and has now moved ahead of Kesariya to claim the top position among Indian tracks on the platform.
Long-standing popularity reflected in streaming numbers
Reports indicate that the song has remained on Spotify India’s Top Songs chart for hundreds of weeks since entering the chart in 2019.
The track continues to record strong daily streaming numbers, demonstrating its enduring popularity among listeners across different age groups.
Meanwhile, Kesariya from Brahmastra: Part One – Shiva had previously held the record with more than 700 million streams. The song was composed by Pritam and also featured vocals by Arijit Singh.
Emotional appeal remains timeless
Music observers have often described Agar Tum Saath Ho as one of Hindi cinema’s defining heartbreak songs.
The track’s popularity is widely attributed to its emotional lyrics, soulful composition and the universal themes of love, longing and separation that continue to resonate with audiences.
Nearly 11 years after its release, the song’s latest milestone reflects how classic compositions can maintain relevance in the era of digital streaming and evolving musical trends.