“Hanuman Chalisa” by Hariharan climbs to No. 1 on the TP Hot 50 (Oct 5–11, 2026)

“Hanuman Chalisa” by Hariharan climbs from No. 3 to No. 1 on the TP Hot 50 for the week of Oct 5–11, 2026, with 23.4 million YouTube views gained in seven days, ahead of “Casa Tupka Anthemo” by YO YO HONEY SINGH, Priyanshi (23.2 million). It takes over from “Casa Tupka Anthemo” by YO YO HONEY SINGH, Priyanshi, last week’s No. 1. Its total now stands at 5.8 billion views.

The top 5

2. No. 2: “Casa Tupka Anthemo” by YO YO HONEY SINGH, Priyanshi — 23.2 million views (last week No. 1)
3. No. 3: “Yeshanagula” by Prabha Bangarigalla, Addula Jangireddy — 18.4 million views (last week No. 4)
4. No. 4: “Afsaana Banaaya Aapne” by Himesh Reshammiya, Asees Kaur — 18 million views (last week No. 2)
5. No. 5: “Kalyani” by ARJN, Shreya Ghoshal — 16.5 million views (last week No. 6)

New this week

14 songs enter the chart. The highest: “Jai Ambe Bol” by Himesh Reshammiya, Shreya Ghoshal at No. 6 (11.1 million views); “Phata Patakha” by Madhubanti Bagchi at No. 13 (7.4 million views); “Aarti Ambe Tu Hai Jagdambe Kali With Lyrics (Lyrical)” by Anuradha Paudwal at No. 14 (7.1 million views); “Fosho” by Guru Randhawa at No. 16 (7.1 million views); “Bihari Ke Dum” by Pawan Singh, Srishti Bharti at No. 21 (6.4 million views).

Biggest climbers

“Choozay” by Jigar Saraiya, Emiway Bantai jumps 35 places to No. 11; “Bairan” by Banjaare jumps 8 places to No. 15; “KALYANI (with Shreya Ghoshal) ARJN (Lyrical)” by Kds jumps 7 places to No. 9.

Staying power

“Hanuman Chalisa” by Hariharan has now spent 24 weeks on the chart, the longest run in this week’s top 50, with a peak of No. 1.

The Punjabi chart

On the Punjabi Hot 50, “Ashke” by Karan Aujla leads (up from No. 2) with 6.9 million views gained, followed by “Thah Thah” by Ranjit Bawa and “Boyfriend” by Karan Aujla. See the full Punjabi chart.

How the chart works

The TP Hot 50 ranks songs by the YouTube views they gained in the seven days to October 11, from the view counts TrendingPunjabi records every day for tens of thousands of Punjabi and Indian songs. This story is written automatically from those numbers; our editorial policy explains the sources and how to report a mistake.

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