Shivangi Sharma’s FIFA-Inspired Anthem Receives Overwhelming Response, Wins Hearts in the US

Pop singer Shivangi Sharma, best known for hits like “Party Party” with DJ Bravo, “Same Old Lies,” and “Ishq Dawa,” is getting praises for her newly released FIFA-inspired anthem, “Let’s Play to Win FIFA.”

Speaking about the response to the song, she said

“The response has been really encouraging and it’s picking up very well. I’m especially happy to see the kind of appreciation I’m receiving from the USA this time. I’ve been getting so many personal calls from people who have loved the song. Some are praising the video, while others are connecting deeply with the audio version. Yesterday, even Prabhu Das Aurob, who is writing for Shekhar Suman, called me after listening to the song on speakers and said he absolutely loved it. That kind of appreciation is truly heartwarming.”

Speaking about the song, Shivangi clarified that it is not dedicated to any particular team but to the spirit of sports itself.

“This song is not dedicated to any one team. It’s dedicated to every athlete who puts in years of hard work, discipline, and dedication. I’ve always believed that sports deserve to be celebrated through music, and that’s exactly what I wanted to do with ‘Let’s Play to Win FIFA.'”

Sharing about the unique recording process behind the song, she said,

“What makes this song even more special for me is the way it was recorded. For the first time in my career, I didn’t record it in a professional studio. I actually recorded the entire song on my phone while I was at the gym. It was a completely new experience for me. My technician, Nikhil Koti Bhaskar, did a fantastic job in bringing the recording together, and I’m thrilled that people are responding so positively to the audio despite those challenging circumstances.”

Speaking about the song’s international response, she added,

“I’m grateful that the song is receiving such a wonderful response, especially from listeners in the United States. It’s always a great feeling when your music connects with audiences across different parts of the world, and I’m thankful for all the love and encouragement coming my way.”