What if heartbreak didn’t end in tears — but in a declaration of war?

That’s the idea behind Oh Womaniya’s latest single, Sorriyaan, a sassy, high-energy take on heartbreak that moves from vulnerability to anger, revenge and, ultimately, independence.

The song begins with the emotional aftermath of giving someone your entire world because of the promises they made. But instead of staying in that heartbreak, Sorriyaan flips the narrative. The chorus becomes a fearless confrontation: no apologies, no second chances, no answering his calls — and if they meet again, there’ll be war.

What makes Sorriyaan interesting is that it isn’t really a heartbreak song in the traditional sense. It’s about what happens after heartbreak — when sadness turns into anger, anger turns into confidence, and you finally realise you don’t need the person who broke your heart.

By the end, the song arrives at its most liberating point: she doesn’t need a man to see the world, she doesn’t need anyone to complete her, and she certainly isn’t handing her heart back.

In short, Sorriyaan is heartbreak with a backbone — emotional, unapologetic, slightly dangerous, and very much done with hearing sorry.

Audio Credits:

Song: Sorriyan

Artist: Oh Womaniya

Vocals: Anurupa Roy, Khushboo Goswami, Nysha, Suhavi Kalsi

Music Production: Piyush Sachdeva

Mix & Master: Keshav Dhar

Video Credits:

Directed by: Piyush Sachdeva, Anurupa Roy

Video Editor: Anurupa Roy, Piyush Sachdeva

Management: Managed by Parikrama Inc.

YouTube:

https://youtu.be/DuWnjAbFDWo?si=UDSW-yx0QhHRpCkz

Spotify: 

https://open.spotify.com/album/1E9PqSd6G6sth3cLAELTtq?si=D0yRbssoQ_KMqb_WoS770A&utm_source=copy-link