The beats of Farebi, Do Numbari and Russian Bandana filled Yashobhoomi Convention Center on Saturday as around 7,000 youngsters turned up to watch Dhanda Nyoliwala and Chaar Diwaari perform at the realme Music Fest 2026.
The venue had a full-on vibe of hip-hop mixed with unconventional sounds and music styles as two young and rising music sensations took to the stage. First up came a performance by Diwaari, whose distinctive sound set the tone for the night. The tempo was set with a genre-spanning mix of hip-hop, psychedelic dubstep and electronic beats, as attendees grooved, jumped and sang along with gusto.
The energy reached its peak as Dhanda Nyoliwala took the stage for the closing performance of the evening. He delivered a powerful set featuring his biggest hits. Speaking after his set, Nyoliwala said, “Performing in Delhi always feels different. There is a raw energy in the audience here that you can feel the moment you step on stage.. I chose the songs with one thought in mind: when people leave the venue, they should take back a feeling and a memory with them... I’ll definitely carry the energy and love I received from Delhi with me.”
Francis Wong, Head of Global Product Marketing, realme, says, “realme Music Fest has been a great opportunity to bring together music, technology and youth culture in one space. With so many people joining us at Yashobhoomi, the response from the audience was encouraging. We have spent the last eight years in India understanding young people, not only how. So, the thinking behind the line-up was quite simple: we wanted artists that young people genuinely connect with today. Dhanda Nyoliwala and Chaar Diwaari have both built very distinct identities and strong communities around their music. They are young, original and unafraid to do things differently," says Francis, adding, “ For us, it was never about simply putting big names on a stage. We wanted the right artists who could bring the right energy and create a real connection with our community. The response was very encouraging. From the moment we announced Dhanda Nyoliwala and Chaar Diwaari, we saw excitement building across our community and their fan bases. That excitement quickly translated into action, with 4,000 tickets sold in a short span of time."
{{/usCountry}}Francis Wong, Head of Global Product Marketing, realme, says, “realme Music Fest has been a great opportunity to bring together music, technology and youth culture in one space. With so many people joining us at Yashobhoomi, the response from the audience was encouraging. We have spent the last eight years in India understanding young people, not only how. So, the thinking behind the line-up was quite simple: we wanted artists that young people genuinely connect with today. Dhanda Nyoliwala and Chaar Diwaari have both built very distinct identities and strong communities around their music. They are young, original and unafraid to do things differently," says Francis, adding, “ For us, it was never about simply putting big names on a stage. We wanted the right artists who could bring the right energy and create a real connection with our community. The response was very encouraging. From the moment we announced Dhanda Nyoliwala and Chaar Diwaari, we saw excitement building across our community and their fan bases. That excitement quickly translated into action, with 4,000 tickets sold in a short span of time."
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