07th March, 2026
15th January, 2026After winning hearts with its musical releases and steadily upgrading playlists across platforms, the makers of Ikkis release the complete music album of the film.
Delivering a carefully curated journey, the album brings together a powerful blend of romance, emotion and resilience. Directed by the acclaimed Sriram Raghavan and produced by the visionary Dinesh Vijanunder Maddock Films, ‘Ikkis’ brings to screen the extraordinary true story of Second Lieutenant Arun Khetarpal, India’s youngest Param Vir Chakra awardee. His unparalleled bravery during the 1971 Indo-Pak remains a symbol of courage and national pride. Alongside Agastya Nanda and Simar Bhatia, the film features compelling performances by Jaideep Ahlawat and the late icon Dharmendraji. Released on 1st January 2026 the film is poised to inspire and move audiences.
The album opens with Sitaare, a powerful and uplifting track that has been breaking records since its release, dominating charts and trending widely across platforms. The song sets the emotional foundation of the album with its message of hope and aspiration, emerging as one of the most celebrated tracks of the film. Following this is Ban Ke Dikha Ikkis, a stirring composition rooted in courage and conviction. The track echoes the spirit of determination and resilience that defines the core of Ikkis. The album then shifts into a more introspective space with Tera Aashiq, a poetic Qawaali layered with longing and devotion. The song reflects the inner conflicts and unspoken bonds of the characters, offering a reflective pause in the album’s journey.
Adding tenderness to the soundtrack is Sajda, a track that celebrates love in its purest, most vulnerable form, capturing moments of quiet surrender and emotional faith. Closing the album with Biradar Yammaa poignant composition that lingers warmth and longing, leaving listeners with a lasting emotional imprint.
Penned by Amitabh Bhattacharya and Irshad Kamil the album is brought alive through distinct and immersive compositions of White Noise Collectives, who create sounds that balance scale with intimacy. The album features vocals by Arijit Singh (Sitaare), Jasmine Sandlas (Ban Ke DikhaIkkis), Master Saleem and Madhubanti Bagchi (Tera Aashiq), Vishal Mishra and Asees Kaur (Sajda), Divya Kumar and Sumonto Mukherjee (Biradar Yamma), adding diverse textures and emotional range to the album.
The approach to the music of Ikkis was to support the story without empowering it. Every track has been specially thought to feel organic, emotional and immersive. The response to the songs so far has been incredibly encouraging, and it reassures that the music has connected the way it would.
With a musical range that blends energy, romance and introspection, the Ikkis music album stands as a complete musical narrative that complements the film’s emotional arc. As the war-drama gears up for its theatrical release, the album sets the stage for a cinematic experience rooted in emotion, legacy, and human connection. The album is now streaming across platforms, ready to find a place in listeners’ hearts and playlists alike.
Listen to the album of Ikkis here:
