MUMBAI: Rising star Pragati is redefining Gen Z party culture with her latest music video, Chadeya — a high-energy dance track that swaps cocktails for coffee and late-night clubs for sunlit raves. In what might just be India’s freshest youth trend, Chadeya brings together the buzz of caffeine and the beat of love.
Starring Pragati and Pritt Kamani, Chadeya is set in a vibrant, artful coffeehouse where espresso shots fuel hooksteps, and chemistry brews with every beat. It’s a bold celebration of love, movement, and modern culture — making Chadeya not just a track, but a vibe that Gen Z is already vibing to.
With lyrics by Diljan and music by Showkidd, Chadeya channels the energy of a generation looking for connection beyond the conventional party scene. The concept of “coffee raves” - daytime dance parties fuelled by caffeine and culture - is finding its moment, and Chadeya leads the movement.
Pragati shares,
“Chadeya is not just a song, it’s an emotion. Love isn’t just a feeling anymore - it’s an experience that makes you soar. Collaborating with Pritt Kamani and creating this whole ‘coffee rave’ vibe was magical. I hope audiences feel that energy and connect with it.”
Pritt Kamani adds,
“Chadeya is simply a great groove. I love to dance and this song got me vibing. Pragati is exceptionally talented and now a dear friend. The concept, the idea, the director’s vision & Pragati’s voice is what intrigued and I’m hoping people love what we have made!”
All the way from Chandigarh to Mumbai, Pragati is bringing her desi tadka and fearless energy to the mainstream. After making her debut with Useless Bhawra and being a part of Pehla Nasha alongside Armaan Malik and Abhay, Chadeya marks another bold step for the young artist as she continues shaping a space of her own, blending Indian values with a global pop aesthetic.
The music video for Chadeya is now live on the Saregama Music YouTube channel, while the audio is streaming across all major platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, JioSaavn, and more.
Don’t miss the movement, because this time, the high comes from caffeine and connection.
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