2019 Recap: Top 5 Most Searched Songs Of Bollywood On Youtube

It is almost the end of 2019 but what is a year without amazing songs? Within 2019, there have been tracks getting relieved and keeping us all jamming and occupied. Do you remember the Rowdy Baby song? The Sai Pallavi and Dhanus’s number got exciting responses immediately and if Youtube eve has something called blockbuster, the title would belong to Rowdy Baby.

While a song from a Tollywood film won the first ranking as the most searched song, B-town wasn’t so in arrears. Dhvani Bhanushali, this year’s debutante, found her glory with Vaaste even though there was full of memes.

Check out the top five most searched tracks of the year on Youtube here.

1. Rowdy Baby

Sai Pallavi and Dhanush’s song for Maari 2, Rowdy Baby, passed 50 million mark the fastest on YouTube and now has garnered over 735 million views.

2. Vaaste

With her debut track Vaaste, Dhvani Bhanushali got introduced to the world. Almost instantly after the release, she was the overnight meme with her 12 baje.

3. Ve Maahi

Ve Maahi ranks the third place of being the most searched track on Youtube this year. It is the only song of Kesari starring Parineeti Chopra and Akshay Kumar. This song even made it the cut to an ad including Anil Kapoor and Ishaan Khatter.

4. Dheeme Dheeme

Seems like the Dheeme Dheeme challenge promoted by Kartik Aaryan has assissted the number win the fourth rank. The Aaj Kal actor guiding Deepika Padukone the dance moves just seems to have boosted the song’s coverage.

5. Pachtaoge

Despite receiving the most criticism, Nora Fatehi and Vicky Kaushal's song Pachtaoge bagged the fifth place as 2019’s most searched song on YouTube. It was out after the release of Uri: The Surgical Strike, amidst the alleged breakup news of Vicky and Harleen Sethi. As per reports, Vicky Kaushal told the story of his private life through the song.

6. O Saki Saki

Nora Fatehi once again became a sensation with the O Saki Saki remake. As much as Dilbar, the stunning beauty danced perfectly in O Saki Saki, recreated from Batla House’s song.