Ranbir Kapoor has been a heartthrob, especially when it comes to delivering the audience with music that helps them in different phases of their lives. From Barfi to Tamasha and more recently, Brahmastra, Kapoor’s films are aided by song and put actor the story better with the use of this harmonious instrument. However, even when listened to without the context of the movies and their said stories, the songs are still capable of striking a deep chord within all of us.

Be it the lyrics, composition or voice, Ranbir Kapoor’s songs definitely stand apart mostly due to the actor’s humble acting that changes you altogether. Since the release of Kesariya from Brahmastra, people are yet again in the RK-zone where his songs are powerful enough to pull us all out of our Monday blues. Here’s a list to make it all easier!

Ranbir Kapoor Songs to Elevate Your Day

Matargashti from Tamasha

Are you someone who likes to wake up with a dose of fun, laughter and frill in the morning? Because this might just be the song from you. A fun and jolly track from Kapoor’s cult favourite Tamasha, Matargashti is a song that will take away your Monday blues and fill your day with daisy delights and make you live in the moment.

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In the voice of Mohit Chauhan, the music is composed by A.R. Rahman and the lyrics are written by Irshad Kamil. Deepika Padukone also stars in the movie as well as in this video.

Pocket Mein Rocket from Rocket Singh: Salesman of the Year

A serious wake-up song for our corporate readers, Pocket Mein Rocket is the song you should bang your head to as you take the elevator to your floor and head to the desk. The video is another cool and quirky anecdote of really how Mondays look like and the ways how you are supposed to fight that feeling of going back to the weekend again.

Benny Dayal is the singer for the song with music by Salim-Sulaiman. The lyrics for the song are penned by Jaideep Sahn.

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Kesariya from Brahmastra

Ranbir Kapoor and Arijit Singh are back and, all of their melodies are packed in this latest release. People have been going crazy over this recent release and rightly so because it just puts you in that good mood with its beautiful lyrics and melody that is fresh and unlike any other out there. Composed by Pritam, penned by Amitabh Bhattacharya and sung by Arijit Singh, the track is a magnificent treat to the ears.

Jhumritalaiyya from Jagga Jasoos

A cute, little love song from Jagga Jasoos filled with the innocence of first love, Jhumritalaiyya might not be the most popular song in this list but, it is definitely a song that has the potential to make you feel better about your Mondays. The song is voiced by singers Pritam, Arijit Singh and Mohan Kannan.

Subhanallah from Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani

All the songs from Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani reflect on the most real things in life from love and friendship to freedom to being lost and losing a loved one, all of these emotions are packed in the album making it an overall genius when it comes to Monday Blues or Friday Fun, it can just back you up.

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However, Subhanallah definitely wins the race when it comes to tuning into something soothing and awakening. The breezy track is in the voice of Shilpa Rao and Sreeram, with music by Pritam and lyrics by Amitabh Bhattacharya.

Tumse Hi Tumse from Anjaana Anjaani

A good old gem to make the memories from the past come flashing back, this song is a lovely song to wake up to. In the voice of the legendary Rahat Fatah Ali Khan, the music is composed by Vishal Dadlani, and Shekhar Ravjiani, with lyrics by Amitabh Bhattacharya, Anvita Dutt Guptan and Caralisa Monteiro.

Kun Faya Kun from Rockstar

The last song in this list is probably the most powerful one. For various people it means various things, it is a song for the lost, the hurt, the happy and the triumphant. It is a song for everyone and anyone, which is what makes it so versatile and special. You can play this track at any point of the day and feel what you want to feel, rest assured it surely makes life take a better turn.

The song is sung by Mohit Chauhan, Javed Ali and A R Rahman, who is also the music director. The lyrics are penned down by Irshaad Kamil.

Which Ranbir Kapoor song is your Monday go-to track? Let us know in the comments down below.

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