Helly Shah and Devarshi Shah Bring the Navratri Energy Alive with Monali Thakur’s ‘Galgoto’

Navratri is all set to get louder, brighter and more energetic with ‘Galgoto’, the new festive track
released today on Times Music, featuring the powerful voices of Monali Thakur, Parth Oza and
Suhit Abhyankar, along with popular television actress Helly Shah and acclaimed Gujarati actor
Devarshi Shah in the music video. Packed with infectious energy, vibrant rhythms and a
celebratory spirit, the song brings together a dynamic musical lineup and two familiar on-screen
faces, making it a strong addition to this year’s Navratri celebrations.

Composed by Suhit Abhyankar, with lyrics by Jay Tannah and music arranged and produced
by Piyush Shankar, ‘Galgoto’ is designed for the dance floor. From its energetic rhythm section
to its larger-than-life festive sound, the track captures the colour, excitement and collective
energy that define Navratri.

Speaking about the song, Monali Thakur says, “Galgoto is full of energy, rhythm and joy. I
hope people dance to it, celebrate with it and make it a part of their Navratri this year.”
Helly Shah adds, “Galgoto instantly makes you want to get up and dance. The entire
experience of shooting the video was filled with so much energy, and I’m excited for everyone
to celebrate with the song.”

Devarshi Shah says, “Navratri is such a vibrant celebration, and ‘Galgoto’ captures that spirit
beautifully. It was a fantastic experience being part of a song that is all about music, dance and
celebration.”

Mandar Thakur, CEO, Times Music, says, “Navratri is one of the biggest cultural celebrations
in the country, and ‘Galgoto’ brings together the energy, music and visual appeal that the
season demands.”

With its infectious energy, festive sound and vibrant visual treatment, ‘Galgoto’ is ready to bring
the Navratri celebrations to life.

‘Galgoto’ is now streaming on all major audio platforms. Watch the full video on the Times Music
YouTube channel.

Watch it on YouTube: https://youtu.be/8hOrKrLinhU