Nanda Yadav Reveals Why Vishal Bhardwaj-Shaan's Song Shaam Chali Hai Is Special For Her: The Moment I Heard...

Nanda Yadav brings a quiet emotional pull to Shaam Chali Hai, the new romantic music video sung by Shaan and released under Vishal Bhardwaj Music Label. The track has found attention for its reflective mood, placing healing and self-acceptance at the centre of its story instead of treating romance as only longing or heartbreak.

The video follows an intimate emotional arc, shaped around the idea of leaving behind inner heaviness and choosing hope. Nanda’s performance carries much of that journey, relying on restraint rather than dramatic excess. Her expressions help the song underline a familiar feeling: the difficult first step towards peace after a phase of sadness.

Nanda Yadav leads the emotional story of Shaam Chali Hai

Shaam Chali Hai has been composed by Parikshit Shandilya, with lyrics and direction by Arpit Shandilya. The song’s appeal lies in its soft, uncluttered treatment. Shaan’s vocals give the composition a gentle familiarity, while the video keeps the focus on mood, memory and the slow release of emotional burden.

Speaking about the response, Nanda said, “Shaam Chali Hai is a very special song for me because it's driven by emotions that everyone experiences at some point in life. It's one of those songs that stays with you long after you hear it. The moment I heard it, I knew I wanted to be a part of it.”

She added that shooting the video was “a wonderful experience” and said she was happy audiences were connecting with both the song and her performance. Her comment reflects the central strength of the video: it does not chase spectacle, but depends on emotional recognition.

Shaan calls the track a song about hope and healing

Shaan described Shaam Chali Hai as “a simple yet heartfelt song about hope, healing and finding the strength to move forward”. The singer said he connected with the melody instantly, adding that quieter songs often leave the deepest impact. His delivery supports that thought, keeping the track tender and easy to absorb.

For Nanda, the song adds another performance-led project to a varied filmography. She made her international feature debut with The Letters and later appeared in Why Cheat India with Emraan Hashmi. Her work also includes Majjma, Shiksha Mandal and the festival-circuit film Shantiniketan.

Shaam Chali Hai is now streaming across major digital platforms. For listeners drawn to softer indie romantic tracks, the song offers a measured mix of melody, vulnerability and emotional closure, with Nanda Yadav’s screen presence giving its message a human centre.