Makar Sankranti 2026: Ambarsariya, Udi Udi Jaye To Pathakha Guddi, 6 Bollywood Songs That Should Be A Part Of Your Kite Flying Festival Playlist

Makar Sankranti isn’t just a festival—it’s a feeling. Crisp winter skies, rooftops full of laughter, colorful kites dancing in the wind, and music that captures the joy of freedom and celebration. Bollywood has beautifully bottled this spirit over the years. Here’s a curated list of iconic film songs that perfectly complement the festive energy of Makar Sankranti.

6 Bollywood Songs That Should Be A Part Of Your Makar Sankranti Playlist

Dheel De De Re Bhaiya– Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam (1999)

A classic that screams nostalgia. With playful lyrics and traditional folk energy, this song perfectly mirrors the chaos and excitement of families shouting instructions from rooftops. Pure old-school Sankranti magic.

Manja– Kai Po Che! (2013)

Raw, emotional, and deeply rooted in the culture of Ahmedabad, Manja goes beyond celebration. It reflects friendship, ambition, and heartbreak—much like the unpredictable flight of a kite itself. A must-have for anyone who connects Sankranti with deeper emotions.

Ambarsariya– Fukrey (2013)

While not directly about kite-flying, Ambarsariya brings the laid-back, fun-loving Punjabi flavor that fits perfectly into festive playlists. It adds a youthful, carefree mood to Sankranti gatherings, especially for rooftop after-parties.

Rut Aa Gayi Re– 1947 Earth (1998)

Soft, melodic, and culturally rich, this song celebrates changing seasons and new beginnings. Its understated joy aligns beautifully with the essence of Makar Sankranti—marking the transition of the sun and the promise of brighter days.

Udi Udi Jaye– Raees (2017)

A modern festival anthem that instantly became synonymous with kite-flying celebrations. Set against the vibrant backdrop of Gujarat, this song captures the thrill of friendly rivalry, romance, and the pure joy of watching kites soar. Shah Rukh Khan’s effortless charm makes it a Sankranti staple.

Patakha Guddi – Highway (2014)

Fearless, free-spirited, and deeply uplifting, Patakha Guddi embodies the soul of Sankranti. It’s not just about flying kites — it’s about breaking free, embracing change, and letting your inner fire soar high.

Makar Sankranti is more than a festival — it’s a feeling of elevation, of leaving behind what weighs us down and embracing what lifts us up. Just like kites dancing freely in the winter sky, these Bollywood songs capture moments of joy, resilience, nostalgia, and renewal. Rooted in folk traditions yet timeless in emotion, they remind us that every new season brings a chance to rise higher, cut loose from the past, and celebrate life in all its vibrant colours. This Sankranti, turn up the music, look up at the sky, and let your spirit soar.

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