B oomers and millennials might roll their eyes, but hear me out: Loveyapa Ho Gaya , the track from Junaid Khan and Khushi Kapoor’s upcoming film Loveyapa , is the love anthem for this Valentine’s Day. Loveyapa will be released on 7 February this year. Advait Chandan, who helmed ‘Laal Singh Chaddha’ , is directing the project.
The film is produced by Phantom Studios and AGS Entertainment. On 3 January, the makers dropped the first track of the film, Loveyapa Ho Gaya, by Nakash Aziz and Madhubanti Bagchi. The lyrics by Raqueeb Alam might initially hit you as cringe with rhymes like loveyapa, bhajiyapa, situationyapa, but here’s the catch: this song is a sneaky earworm.
It grows on you, refusing to leave your playlist. And, one cannot deny that the beats are certainly catchy. It’s that guilty pleasure track we all secretly need.
The one blasting at your house party or pulling you onto the dance floor after a couple of shots. Loveyapa Ho Gaya can easily be described as an absolutely chaotic fun track. Now, if you’re a die-hard Swanand Kirkire or Mohammed Rafi fan, you might roll your eyes and label it “senseless.
” But hear me out— Loveyapa Ho Gaya mirrors the unfiltered energy of today’s dating culture. It captures the quirky, meme-worthy, swipe-right energy of Gen Z romance, delivering it in a rhythm you can’t help but move to. From navigating the maze of situationships to oversharing every relationship milestone on social media, modern romance is a rolle.
