Marathi hit track ‘Taambdi Chaamdi’ rocks German party; song creators share video

Taambdi Chaamdi, the viral Marathi track, is being played at pubs and clubs in India and beyond.

Taambdi Chaamdi, the viral Marathi track, is being played at a German party

The Marathi song Taambdi Chaamdi has taken the world by storm, with Indian celebrities to international stars praising its infectious energy. The track has made its mark not only in Indian pubs and clubs but also in some unexpected places.

A viral video from Berlin in Germany is a perfect example of its global reach. Shared on Instagram by Shreyas Sagvekar and Krunal Ghorpade, the creators of the song, the video shows a lively party where people are going wild to the beat. As the hook line kicks in, everyone joins in, chanting ‘lak-lak-lak-lak-lak’ while dancing.

“Marathi song Taambdi Chaamdi slaying in Germany. M-house music taking over the world,” read the caption accompanying the video.

Watch the video:

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The video has amassed over 1.5 million views with many taking to the comments section to share their amusement.

A user, Anup Bhagat, said, “This video is from the party at HTW University, Wilhelminenhof, Berlin.” Another individual commented, “Marathi was always meant to go worldwide.”

Sagvekar, one of the song’s creators, also asked in the comments, “Somebody translate what that guy in front is saying?” to which a person replied, “@sagvekar.shreyas roughly translates to: dude this is getting wild – I never would have thought (that it would be this fun?)”

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Taambdi Chaamdi’s rise in popularity highlights the international attention regional Indian music is gaining, thanks to the power of social media and streaming platforms. The song touches on universal themes like skin colour, class divides, and the everyday struggle to survive — themes that resonate well beyond India’s borders.