Saregama placed 70-plus songs on charts across 10-plus languages

Saregama reported that more than 70 songs featured on more than 30 charts across 10-plus languages and 10-plus streaming platforms in H1 FY27, following the release of more than 650 songs in Q2 FY27. The Q2 slate included more than 250 film-music songs and more than 400 non-film songs.

What did Saregama release in Q2 FY27?

Saregama released more than 650 songs in Q2 FY27, comprising more than 250 film-music songs and more than 400 non-film songs. The presentation identifies more than 10 languages and categories, including Hindi, Tamil, Bhojpuri, Punjabi, Haryanvi and Marathi, alongside devotional, ghazal, remix and instrumental music.

The disclosed film-album examples were The Paradise in Telugu, Renigunta 2 in Tamil and Meesaya Murukku 2 in Tamil. Non-film examples included Aa Fariyale in Bhojpuri, Madhavne Madava Gyata in Gujarati and Baap Vithuraya in Marathi. This shows that the Q2 FY27 slate included film and non-film releases in Hindi and multiple regional markets.

Saregama did not disclose a language-by-language count within the 650-plus songs, nor did it give a numerical split for each of the 10-plus languages and categories. The release disclosure therefore establishes the breadth of the programme, while not quantifying the output attributable to Telugu, Marathi, Punjabi, Bhojpuri or any other individual language.

Where did Saregama songs chart in H1 FY27?

Saregama reported that more than 70 songs featured on more than 30 charts across 10-plus languages and 10-plus streaming platforms in H1 FY27. The company described the result as data-driven acquisition operating at industry scale across languages, but did not specify the acquisition criteria or set out a numerical charting target.

The examples cover YouTube, JioSaavn, Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Music and Gaana. They include video rankings, national streaming charts, city-level discovery charts and language-specific playlists. Saregama did not provide a complete list of the 70-plus songs or the 30-plus charts covered by the H1 FY27 total.

Yeshanagula from the Telugu film The Paradise was the most detailed individual example. It ranked No. 1 on YouTube Daily Top Music Videos Global and YouTube Trending Music Videos India, No. 1 on JioSaavn India Superhits Top 50 and Telugu India Superhits Top 50, and No. 1 on Amazon Music's 50 Most Played: Telugu. It also ranked No. 8 on Spotify Top Song India, No. 11 on Apple Music Top 100 and No. 1 on Spotify Local Pulse Hyderabad.

Which regional releases show the charting mix?

Saregama's disclosed H1 FY27 examples show Telugu and Marathi releases appearing on national, language-specific and city-level charts. Anjaana Anjaani from The Paradise ranked No. 5 on YouTube Daily Top Music Videos, No. 8 on YouTube Trending Music Videos India, No. 3 on JioSaavn Telugu India Superhits Top 50 and No. 4 on Amazon Music's 50 Most Played: Telugu.

Anjaana Anjaani also reached No. 5 on Spotify Top Song Hyderabad and No. 8 on JioSaavn India Superhits Top 50. The positions place the Telugu soundtrack on Hyderabad-focused, Telugu-language and India-wide chart categories. Saregama did not disclose streams, views or revenue for the song, so the rankings show chart placement rather than revenue generated per track.

For Marathi music, Ved Lavla ranked No. 2 on Spotify Local Pulse Mumbai, No. 4 on JioSaavn Marathi Viral Hits and No. 5 on JioSaavn Marathi Most Searched. It also ranked No. 6 on Marathi Top 50 charts on Gaana and JioSaavn. Saregama additionally named Bari, a Punjabi release from Autobiography; Kyun Mazaa Aa Raha Hai and Janmo Janam in Hindi; and Vibe Venuma in Tamil, but did not disclose chart positions for those four releases.

How did Saregama's music financials and audience metrics change?

Saregama's music revenue increased to Rs 251.3 crore in Q2 FY27 from Rs 186 crore in Q2 FY26, while music earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation, or EBITDA, rose to Rs 154 crore from Rs 112.3 crore. Music EBITDA margin was 61% in Q2 FY27, compared with 60% a year earlier. Music net margin, defined by Saregama as music EBITDA less content-cost change, increased to Rs 116.5 crore from Rs 79.8 crore, and its margin rose to 46% from 43%.

Over the trailing 12 months to September 2026, Saregama reported music revenue of Rs 944.3 crore, up 31% from Rs 719.1 crore in September 2025. Music EBITDA increased 32% to Rs 595.7 crore from Rs 452.9 crore, while music net margin increased 33% to Rs 436.9 crore from Rs 328 crore. The presentation does not attribute a defined portion of the revenue or margin increase to the 650-plus Q2 FY27 releases.

Saregama's YouTube subscriber base rose to 218 million in Q2 FY27 from 194 million in Q2 FY26 and 211 million in Q1 FY27. YouTube views, including views of Saregama intellectual property on owned channels and user-generated content on YouTube and YouTube Shorts, were 291 billion in Q2 FY27, versus 270 billion a year earlier and 333 billion in Q1 FY27. Subscriber numbers rose both year on year and sequentially, while views rose year on year but declined from Q1 FY27.

Conclusion

Saregama's disclosure links a Q2 FY27 release slate of more than 650 songs with H1 FY27 chart appearances by more than 70 songs across more than 30 charts, 10-plus languages and 10-plus streaming platforms. The named Telugu and Marathi examples show appearances across national, regional-language and city-level chart categories, while Q2 FY27 music revenue increased to Rs 251.3 crore from Rs 186 crore a year earlier.

The next disclosures will indicate whether Saregama sustains its more than 650-song quarterly release pace and expands the reported set of charting releases beyond the H1 FY27 total of more than 70 songs. Saregama disclosed data-driven acquisition as its operating mechanism for securing releases, but did not provide a numerical future target for releases, chart placements, streams or language-level output.