O Mere Balam is a 2026 Bollywood party song from the film Welcome To The Jungle, composed by Anand Raaj Anand and sung by him alongside the duo Kavya Kriti and Saket Bairoliya. Released by Junglee Music, it is an old-school celebration number — the kind of high-energy dance track the Welcome franchise is known for. The title translates from Hindi as "O my beloved". The song marks Anand Raaj Anand's return to the Welcome series, nearly two decades after his hit "Uncha Lamba Kad" from the original Welcome (2007). Welcome To The Jungle, directed by Ahmed Khan and starring Akshay Kumar, released in cinemas on 26 June 2026. This page gathers the song's credits and story.
O Mere Balam Hindi Lyrics
Original (Hindi) version
[Intro / Chorus]
ओ मेरे बलम
काहे की शरम
ओ मेरे बलम
काहे की शरम
[Verse 1]
मैं बादशाह तू बेगम
मैं मिस्टर तू मैडम
मैं ईव तू एडम
क्या बात यार तूने कह दी
दीवाने हुए हम
[Hook]
वेलकम लेट द पार्टी कम वेलकम (Welcome Let The Party Come Welcome)
वेलकम थ्रू द पार्टी कम वेलकम (Welcome Through The Party Come Welcome)
[Chorus]
ओ मेरे बलम काहे की शरम
ओ मेरे बलम काहे की शरम (वेलकम)
ओ मेरे बलम काहे की शरम
[Verse 2]
तू डिगी डिगी मैं डम डम
तू रोमांटिक मैं आइटम
तू फोटो मैं एल्बम
तेरे आगे सब पानी कम
तू विस्की तो मैं रम
क्या बात यार तूने कह दी
दीवाने हुए हम
[Chorus]
ओ मेरे बलम काहे की शरम
ओ मेरे बलम काहे की शरम
[Verse 3]
तू ताल तो मैं सरगम
तू बादल मैं मौसम
क्या बात यार तूने कह दी
दीवाने हुए हम
[Outro]
वेलकम लेट द पार्टी कम वेलकम (Welcome Let The Party Come Welcome)
वेलकम थ्रू द पार्टी कम वेलकम (Welcome Through The Party Come Welcome)
ओ मेरे बलम काहे की शरम (वेलकम)
वेलकम लेट द पार्टी कम वेलकम (Welcome Let The Party Come Welcome)
Romanized version
[Intro / Chorus]
O Mere Balam
Kahe Ki Sharam
O Mere Balam
Kahe Ki Sharam
[Verse 1]
Main Badshah Tu Begum
Main Mister Tu Madam
Main Eve Tu Adam
Kya Baat Yaar Tu Ne Keh Di
Deewane Hue Hum
[Hook]
Welcome Let The Party Come Welcome
Welcome Through The Party Come Welcome
[Chorus]
O Mere Balam Kahe Ki Sharam
O Mere Balam Kahe Ki Sharam (Welcome)
O Mere Balam Kahe Ki Sharam
[Verse 2]
Tu Digi Digi Main Dam Dam
Tu Romantic Main Item
Tu Photo Main Album
Tere Aage Sab Paani Kam
Tu Whiskey Toh Main Rum
Kya Baat Yaar Tune Keh Di
Deewane Hue Hum
[Chorus]
Oh Mere Balam Kahe Ki Sharam
Oh Mere Balam Kahe Ki Sharam
[Verse 3]
Tu Taal To Main Sargam
Tu Baadal Main Mausam
Kya Baat Yaar Tune Keh Di
Deewane Hue Hum
[Outro]
Welcome Let The Party Come Welcome
Welcome Through The Party Come Welcome
Oh Mere Balam Kahe Ki Sharam (Welcome)
Welcome Let The Party Come Welcome
English Translation version
[Intro / Chorus]
Oh my lover
Why the shyness?
Oh my lover
Why the shyness?
[Verse 1]
I am the King, you are the Queen
I am the Mister, you are the Madam
I am Eve, you are Adam
What a thing you have said, my love
I have gone crazy for you
[Hook]
Welcome, let the party come, welcome
Welcome, through the party come, welcome
[Chorus]
Oh my lover, why the shyness?
Oh my lover, why the shyness? (Welcome)
Oh my lover, why the shyness?
[Verse 2]
You are digi digi, I am dam dam
You are romantic, I am an item
You are the photo, I am the album
Everyone else pales in comparison to you
If you are whiskey, then I am rum
What a thing you have said, my love
I have gone crazy for you
[Chorus]
Oh my lover, why the shyness?
Oh my lover, why the shyness?
[Verse 3]
If you are the beat, I am the melody
If you are the cloud, I am the weather
What a thing you have said, my love
I have gone crazy for you
[Outro]
Welcome, let the party come, welcome
Welcome, through the party come, welcome
Oh my lover, why the shyness? (Welcome)
Welcome, let the party come, welcome
Song Details
- Singer
- Anand Raaj Anand
- Composer
- Anand Raaj Anand
- Music
- Anand Raaj Anand
- Genre
- Bollywood
- Category
- Hindi
- Album
- Welcome To The Jungle
- Label
- Junglee Music
- Released
- Jun 25, 2026
- Language
- Hindi
- Views
- 18
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💭 Meaning of "O Mere Balam" Song Lyrics
"O Mere Balam" — "oh my beloved" — is a flirtatious party-love duet built around one playful nudge: "kahe ki sharam", or "why the shyness?" One lover keeps coaxing the other to drop their inhibitions and join the celebration.
The fun is in its matched-pair imagery. The two cast themselves as a perfect set — king and queen, Mister and Madam, Eve and Adam, whiskey and rum, the beat and the melody, the cloud and the weather. Every pairing makes the same point: we belong together, so why hold back? A recurring "welcome to the party" hook keeps it all light and danceable.
"Balam" is an old, affectionate Hindi word for a lover, and Anand Raaj Anand uses it with a wink. There is no heartbreak or longing here — just two people delighting in their chemistry and daring each other to enjoy it.
🎬 Behind the song: how "O Mere Balam" was made
"O Mere Balam" was composed by Anand Raaj Anand, who also leads the vocals, joined by the duo Kavya Kriti and singer Saket Bairoliya. It was released under Junglee Music as part of the Welcome To The Jungle soundtrack. The arrangement leans into the loud, festive, old-school Bollywood party sound — the same celebration style Anand brought to the original Welcome — rather than a contemporary minimal production.
🌍 "O Mere Balam" — Cultural impact & legacy
"O Mere Balam" arrives with the third film in one of Hindi cinema's most popular comedy franchises. Welcome To The Jungle, directed by Ahmed Khan and starring Akshay Kumar, Jacqueline Fernandez, Suniel Shetty, Paresh Rawal and Jackie Shroff, released on 26 June 2026. Part of the song's appeal is nostalgic: by bringing back Anand Raaj Anand — the composer of the original Welcome's "Uncha Lamba Kad" — the sequel deliberately revives the loud, celebratory Bollywood party sound of the 2000s for a new audience, a throwback that runs against the more minimal, global-pop direction of much current Hindi film music.
📖 What is "O Mere Balam Song Lyrics" about?
"O Mere Balam" is a party song from Welcome To The Jungle (2026), composed by Anand Raaj Anand and sung by him along with the duo Kavya Kriti and singer Saket Bairoliya. It was released through Junglee Music ahead of the film's theatrical release.
The track is a deliberate throwback to old-school Bollywood celebration music — big, brassy and built for the dance floor — a lane Anand Raaj Anand has owned for decades. Its title translates from Hindi as "O my beloved" ("balam" being an affectionate word for a sweetheart).
There is a neat full-circle story here: Anand Raaj Anand composed the original Welcome (2007), home to his signature anthem "Uncha Lamba Kad", and returns to the franchise for this sequel nearly twenty years later. Welcome To The Jungle, directed by Ahmed Khan and led by Akshay Kumar with an ensemble including Jacqueline Fernandez, Suniel Shetty, Paresh Rawal and Jackie Shroff, released in cinemas on 26 June 2026.
⭐ Behind the song trivia
- Anand Raaj Anand composed the original Welcome (2007), home to his hit "Uncha Lamba Kad", and returned to the franchise to score Welcome To The Jungle nearly two decades later.
- "Balam" is an old, affectionate Hindi word for a beloved or sweetheart — so "O Mere Balam" translates roughly as "O my beloved".
- Welcome To The Jungle, directed by Ahmed Khan, stars Akshay Kumar, Jacqueline Fernandez, Suniel Shetty, Paresh Rawal and Jackie Shroff. It released in cinemas on 26 June 2026.
- Anand Raaj Anand has worked on more than ninety films as a composer — and frequently writes and sings his songs himself, as he does on "O Mere Balam".
❓ O Mere Balam — Frequently asked questions
What is "O Mere Balam" about?
What does "balam" mean?
What does "kahe ki sharam" mean?
👥 Credits
| Vocals | Anand Raaj Anand |
|---|---|
| Composer | Anand Raaj Anand |
| Music Director | Anand Raaj Anand |
| Label | Junglee Music |
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