Iconic tune that made Komolika a legend, but who sang it?

The recent revelation has reminded audiences how important background music and unseen voices are in shaping memorable characters

Hyderabad: Indian television has introduced countless characters over the years, but only a handful have crossed the boundary between fiction and pop culture. One such name is Komolika from iconic TV serial Kasauti Zindagi Kay. More than just a villain, she became an emotion for viewers who grew up watching daily soaps. Years later, a surprising revelation has once again brought her back into the spotlight.

Sunidhi Chauhan’s Surprise Revelation

In a recent interview, popular singer Sunidhi Chauhan revealed a little-known fact that stunned fans: she was the voice behind Komolika’s iconic background music. The chilling chant “Komolikaaa… Komolikaaa…”  that sent shivers down viewers’ spines was actually sung by Sunidhi. This small behind-the-scenes detail instantly sparked nostalgia across social media.

The Power of a Single Tune

Komolika was the main antagonist of the blockbuster TV show Kasautii Zindagii Kay. Every time she entered the frame, the dramatic background score played, warning viewers that trouble was on the way. That music wasn’t just a sound effect; it became a signature. Even without seeing the screen, audiences could recognize her presence just by hearing the tune.

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Urvashi Dholakia’s Unforgettable Performance

The character was brought to life by Urvashi Dholakia, whose performance turned Komolika into one of Indian television’s most iconic villains. With her bold makeup, stylish sarees, sharp expressions, and fearless attitude, Komolika was unapologetically evil. She wasn’t just hated she was admired, discussed, and remembered.

While Urvashi owned the screen, the background voice added an extra layer of menace. Sunidhi Chauhan’s powerful vocals elevated the character, making Komolika feel almost supernatural. The recent revelation has reminded audiences how important background music and unseen voices are in shaping memorable characters.

Even decades later, Komolika hasn’t faded away. She continues to live on through memes, Instagram reels, throwback clips, and everyday conversations. Her name, her attitude, and especially her background tune are instantly recognizable to millions.

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Chandra Mouli

Chandra Mouli is a Hyderabad-based journalist and sub-editor at Siasat.com. Specializing in entertainment, he covers Tollywood, Bollywood, television, and lifestyle, while also writing movie reviews.
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