A meeting without resistance, smiles without tension — and a sense that something isn’t right. Elsewhere in Chimboli, the mood quietly begins to change - Apulki Chapter 10

Apulki Chapter 9 brings sari drama, trembling nerves, and one unforgettable family encounter. A clash of the titans… or the calm before an unexpected storm?

A serene dawn, a soulful alaap, and Sonu Nigam at his classical best — ‘Bhaee Bhor’ from Dharm is a gentle, uplifting track that awakens the senses and celebrates the quiet beauty of a new day.

From coin-counting chaos at a five-star restaurant, to Mr Banerjee’s legendary egg-stirring and Isha’s unexpected makeover, Chapter 8 of Apulki brings pure feel-good fun.

A decade-old tune, a long-awaited dream, and a magical night at Yash Raj Studios – discover the story behind Sonu Nigam’s soulful Bengali ballad ‘Keno Ei Mone’.

From balcony confessions to motherly oil massages, Apulki Chapter 7 drifts through Chimboli’s warm chaos—where love, guilt, and humour collide.

A hauntingly beautiful gem from Baabul, where Sonu Nigam’s soulful voice and Aadesh Shrivastava’s restraint create pure magic.

From slumber-party chaos to heart-fluttering dinners, Chapter 6 brings Chimboli’s quirkiest love story into gear.

Sonu Nigam’s ‘Aa Chale’ from The Mystical Laws blends mysticism and melody — a spellbinding journey where his voice becomes pure light.

A late-night ride, an unexpected road encounter, and a visit to the police station — nothing in Chimboli ever goes as planned.

Sonu Nigam reunites with Anubhav Sinha and Bhushan Kumar for Aa Bhi Ja Tu Kahin Se — a soulful, visually poetic song of love, loss, and longing.

Isha and Neerav circle around his proposal, while Bejal steals Yamini’s spotlight. Sparks fly in Chimboli in Chapter 4 of Apulki.

Sonu Nigam poured his soul into ‘Abhi Mujh Mein Kaheen,’ turning it into a divine masterpiece that still moves listeners to tears.

A proposal, a smoking pan, and a fish curry plan—life in Chimboli has never been messier or more hilarious!

Anisuthide Yaako Indu — the song that made Sonu Nigam a Kannada icon and changed the face of Kannada cinema forever.

Yamini swoons, Isha worries, and Neerav makes a dramatic move at Bean There Spilled That. Things have just got more interesting at Chimboli!

Sonu Nigam’s “Accha Sila Diya” — the heartbreak anthem from Bewafa Sanam that first made us sit up and notice his voice.

Four friends. A lazy weekend. Chapter 1 of Apulki introduces the gang — and hints at the mayhem to come.

Hindus worship many gods, but every new beginning starts with Lord Ganesh. What better way to start exploring Sonu Nigam’s songs?

Sonu Nigam’s music is a journey of passion, perseverance and artistry. These blogs take you along that journey, one song at a time.