Indian composer and singer Sai Abhyankkar brings together Nargis Teji, Asma Teji, Vivek and Sai Smriti on “Radhimaa,” a lively Tamil single released under the Think Indie music label.
Unlike a conventional romantic song, “Radhimaa” takes a playful approach to heartbreak. The song was introduced as an upbeat breakup number, giving listeners a different perspective on the emotions that come with a relationship falling apart. Rather than making the subject entirely sad, the recording combines catchy melodies with an energetic musical arrangement.
Sai Abhyankkar takes responsibility for the composition, production and lead vocals. He is joined by Nargis Teji, Asma Teji and Sai Smriti, whose female vocal contributions add another dimension to the recording. Semvi and Rumy also provide additional male vocals.
Vivek handles the songwriting, bringing the lyrical story together with Sai’s musical direction. The instrumental features a combination of synthesizers, guitars, violin, flute, saxophone and traditional Indian instruments. Keba contributes electric, acoustic and bass guitar, while Chinmayi performs the violin parts. Sai Abhyankkar also contributes to the rhythm production and tabla arrangements.
The official music video features Bhagyashri Borse and was directed by Thejo Bharathwaj. Its visual presentation adds another layer to the song, bringing the characters and storyline to life.
Released on August 24, 2026, through Think Music, “Radhimaa” runs for approximately 4 minutes and 19 seconds. The single also continues Sai Abhyankkar’s creative partnership with Think Indie, following earlier independent releases that helped establish his identity in the Tamil music scene.
Song Details:
– Artist: Sai Abhyankkar
– Song: Radhimaa
– Featured artists: Nargis Teji, Asma Teji, Vivek & Sai Smriti
– Lyrics: Vivek
– Composer and producer: Sai Abhyankkar
– Record label: Think Music
– Genre: Tamil Pop
– Release date: August 24, 2026
– Duration: 4 minutes, 19 seconds
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