Dhurandhar: The Revenge Soundtrack Submitted for Grammy Consideration
The music of Dhurandhar: The Revenge, featuring Ranveer Singh, have submitted their music for the 2027 Grammy Awards. The production team was on lookout to create a global impact and submit their music across nine categories of the Grammy Awards.
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Prod house B62 Studios and music company T-Series have pushed the campaign under the ‘For Your Grammy Consideration’. As per the development, the film has seen commercial success and many of the tracks in the film’s soundtrack have become popular. However, it does not mean that the soundtrack has got a Grammy nod. (India Today)
Nine Categories Cover Different Musical Genres
The campaign has submitted the original soundtrack to Best Compilation Soundtrack for Visual Media. It has also submitted individual tracks for best global music, best Asian pop, best pop, best rap, best electronic/dance album and best remix recording.
The songs listed in reports are: Phir Se, Aari, Jaan Se Guzarte Hai, Kanhaiyya, Jaiye Sajan, Vaari Jaavan, Hum Pyaar Karne Wale and Destiny – Mann Atkeya. These are being evaluated for a category that would be appropriate for their style of music or the film to which they are related to. (Hindustan Times)
Shashwat Sachdev’s Music Takes Centre Stage
Shashwat Sachdev, the director Aditya Dhar. As the entries for the campaign across multiple categories blend song styles and genres, the music used for the campaign entries is not restricted to a particular genre or style.
The film was made under the banner of Jio Studios and B62 Studios and T-Series was involved with music. The film is taken to the global music industry through the Grammy campaign, and they are trying to generate recognition for the music of this film outside of Indian cinema.
Sona Mohapatra backs the Grammy Movement
Others like Sona Mohapatra who is the singer on the film’s music publicly supported the Grammy nomination. Her response to the criticism came when social media users criticised Indian musicians taking validation from international awards.
Mohapatra had said that in India, local artists do not get enough acceptance, support or the spotlight, so going international and doing well abroad is so important. So the whole issue has become more about the acceptance and promotion of Indian music in India and abroad. (The Times of India)
Grammy Consideration Is Not the Same as a Nomination
This campaign is an effort to bring the music of the film to the international awards stage, however, the result is ultimately decided by the Grammy Awards. Any entries for nomination must go through the appropriate period of eligibility, voting, and finally into the announced nominees.
At least, for now, Dhurandhar: The Revenge has been voted into the race for nominations and Grammys. The momentum of the campaign will be tracked by the filmmakers and voters of the film, as well as by those who follow international reco
