Sunidhi Chauhan and Parul Gulati come together for an empowering anthem on World Music Day
Sunidhi Chauhan
joins hands with
Parul Gulati
for a new anthem titled
Marzi Ki Malkin,
released on the occasion of World Music Day. The song has been composed by music producer Yashraj Mukhate, known for his viral creations.
Positioned as a celebration of independence and self-worth, the song highlights themes of choice, ambition, and empowerment, with a focus on encouraging women to take ownership of their lives and decisions.
Speaking about the track, Gulati said, '
Marzi Ki Malkin
is not just a line, it's a declaration. Every woman deserves to be in charge of her choices, her journey, her dreams.' She credited Mukhate for bringing the song together and described her collaboration with Sunidhi Chauhan as 'surreal,' adding, 'Her voice has that fierce fire which this song needed.'
The track's release comes in the context of Gulati's ongoing efforts to promote confidence and entrepreneurship among young women, drawing from her own experience as a self-made professional.
Describing the song's intent, Gulati noted, 'This track is for every girl who's been told to wait, to adjust, to compromise. It's for every woman who's quietly been building her empire, her dreams, her freedom.'
With Chauhan's powerful vocals and Gulati's personal connection to the message, the track aims to resonate with listeners navigating personal and professional challenges, especially women seeking greater agency in their lives.
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