Singer Jaysinh Gadhavi, whose soulful vocals in ‘Dwarka No Nath’ have taken over social media, is enjoying massive appreciation as the song from ‘Laalo – Krishna Sada Sahaayate’ continues to trend on every playlist. With the film crossing the ₹100-crore mark, the track has gained even more love from listeners. Directed by Ankit Sakhiya, the film stars Reeva Rachh, Karan Joshi, and Shruhad Goswami. To know more about the making and magic of the song, ETimes spoke to Jaysinh Gadhvi, and here’s what he shared.
‘Dwarka No Naath’ receives love
Jaysinh revealed that the song is getting much praise and has hit the music chart. He said, “It feels absolutely incredible. Honestly, it’s a surreal moment for me because this is my first ever playback song in a Gujarati film, and for it to become such a massive viral hit is beyond anything I imagined. Seeing millions of people connect with ‘Dwarka No Naath,’ singing it, sharing it, and making it a part of their celebrations… It’s a blessing. I’m truly overwhelmed and extremely grateful for all the love.”
Jaysinh on his debut as playback singer
Adding about how he landed doing this song, “This track was the final song recorded for ‘Laalo,’ and I’m glad it waited for me. The director, Ankit Sakhiya, came across one of my earlier performance videos and instantly felt, ‘This voice has the fire we need.’ He wanted that energy, that attitude, that power for ‘Dwarka No Naath,’ and he was very clear that only Jaysinh Gadhavi could deliver it. He reached out, we connected, and the song became mine. Sometimes, the right opportunity finds you at the right moment—and that’s exactly what happened here.”“The brief was simple: keep the raw energy of my live performances. The team gave me full freedom to sing it in my signature style, and that freedom brought out the power you hear in the song,” the singer elaborated on the making of the song.
Recording Experience
He further shared about the recording experience, “The recording process was incredibly smooth, we finished the main vocals very quickly. The most fun part actually came after that. Director Ankit played the track again and said, ‘Now just enjoy… say whatever comes naturally, like ‘Haalo Haalo’, ‘Bhai Bhai’, ‘Ramo Ramo’, anything with your vibe.’ It was completely spontaneous and full of energy. And today, those very phrases have become a signature hook that audiences love. That was Ankit’s brilliant idea, and it worked perfectly.”As the film reached the heights overseas and is still in fame, Gadhavi stated, “I feel extremely proud and deeply grateful. A singer’s first playback song is always special, but when that debut becomes part of a Rs. 100-crore blockbuster, it feels like a dream coming true even faster than imagined. To see my song trending everywhere and becoming such a big part of this success… I couldn’t have asked for a better beginning. Laalo has created history that people will remember for years, and I’m honored to have my voice woven into that legacy.Fans say this song has become the soul of the film, the singer overwhelmingly shared, “The love I’m receiving for this song is overwhelming. When I see little kids dancing to it, their parents sending videos, and even elders singing it with such devotion… it truly touches my heart. To have my voice become such an important part of a film that has transformed Gujarati cinema, that’s a huge honor.”But at the end the true credit goes to the entire ‘Laalo’ team. They created a film so powerful and impactful that the music naturally reached deeper into people’s hearts. I’m just grateful to be the voice that carried that emotion to the audience,” the proud singer signed off with gratitude.
