Piya/ I Wanna?: Monali Thakur Explores Light Hearted Romance In Second Song From Butterflies

Monali Thakur has released the music video for “Piya/I Wanna?”, the second song from Butterflies. The track adds a fresh romantic colour to the EP, using a casual, modern style. The single continues Monali Thakur’s current run of music rooted in easy, youthful emotion.

The song blends catchy Afrobeat elements with a relaxed house-party setting on screen. Viewers see friends dancing, sharing jokes, and enjoying a cosy indoor gathering. The mood stays light, with focus on chemistry, teasing glances, and the thrill of attraction rather than heavy drama.

Monali Thakur Piya/I Wanna? Butterflies EP brings playful crush vibes

The first Butterflies release, Nai Milna Ve, is already trending strongly across music platforms. Its audio and video versions have drawn growing attention from listeners online. “Piya/I Wanna?” is now expected to ride the same wave, deepening interest in the full EP roll-out.

Monali Thakur explains the intent behind the new track in clear terms. Monali Thakur says, "Piya/I Wanna?" from my EP Butterflies is a fun, flirtatious, lighthearted love song that captures the sweet little butterflies of having a crush. It's playful, naughty, cute, and all about that exciting chemistry between two people. The music video narrates the vibe of a cozy house party, dancing, laughing, vibing to the Afrobeat groove, stealing glances, flirting, and just living in the moment. It's not intense or dramatic, it's simply about those beautiful little sparks of attraction and the carefree joy that comes with them."

“Piya/I Wanna?” is sung and composed by Monali Thakur, with lyrics by Kunaal Vermaa. The track is produced by Keshav Tyohar. The song leans on Monali Thakur’s smooth vocals, which carry a breezy feel. Melodies stay gentle, while the words aim straight for the emotions of listeners.

Described as a “vibe” by many Gen-Z listeners, the single is also positioned as a soft party opener. As anticipation builds for the Butterflies title track video, followers of Monali Thakur now have another romantic song to place on repeat, both at gatherings and in private playlists.