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Parimal Shais revives ‘Curry Chatti’ for Season 2 with Def Jam India, fusing Bollywood classics with hip‑hop
✍️ Radio and Music
🗓 25 Sep 2026, 03:38 AM
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Music producer Parimal Shais has announced the return of his ‘Curry Chatti’ series for a second season in partnership with Def Jam India, promising hip‑hop reinterpretations of well‑known Bollywood songs.
Music producer Parimal Shais revealed that the popular ‘Curry Chatti’ project will return for a second season, this time under the banner of Def Jam India. The series, which blends iconic Bollywood melodies with contemporary hip‑hop beats, aims to reach both film‑music lovers and urban rap audiences.
The new season will feature re‑imagined versions of several timeless Bollywood tracks, stripped of their original orchestration and rebuilt with trap drums, bass lines and rap verses. Shais said the concept is to preserve the emotional core of the songs while giving them a fresh, street‑wise edge.
Def Jam India’s involvement brings additional production resources and a wider distribution network, ensuring the tracks will appear across streaming platforms and radio shortly after release. Industry observers expect the collaboration to highlight the growing convergence of Indian film music and global hip‑hop culture.
Fans have responded positively to the announcement, citing the first season’s viral videos as evidence that the format resonates with younger listeners. The upcoming releases are slated for the latter half of the year, though exact dates have not been confirmed.
The new season will feature re‑imagined versions of several timeless Bollywood tracks, stripped of their original orchestration and rebuilt with trap drums, bass lines and rap verses. Shais said the concept is to preserve the emotional core of the songs while giving them a fresh, street‑wise edge.
Def Jam India’s involvement brings additional production resources and a wider distribution network, ensuring the tracks will appear across streaming platforms and radio shortly after release. Industry observers expect the collaboration to highlight the growing convergence of Indian film music and global hip‑hop culture.
Fans have responded positively to the announcement, citing the first season’s viral videos as evidence that the format resonates with younger listeners. The upcoming releases are slated for the latter half of the year, though exact dates have not been confirmed.