As 2025 draws to a close it leaves behind not just memories but a soundtrack that stayed with millions through long commutes quiet nights and celebratory moments. Indian listeners turned to music more than ever this year and Spotify became the biggest witness to changing moods surprise hits and songs that quietly grew into nationwide favourites. From tender love ballads to emotionally charged melodies that found life on social media reels the year’s most-streamed songs reflected how deeply music blended into everyday life. Some tracks arrived with big film releases while others grew purely through word of mouth and repeat listens. Together they shaped India’s listening habits across months. Here’s a look at India’s Top 10 most-streamed songs of 2025 as per Spotify data and why these tracks struck a chord. Which song ruled Spotify India in 2025? At the very top of the list is “Raanjhan” from Do Patti. Sung by Sachet–Parampara and featuring Kriti Sanon and Shaheer Sheikh the song emerged as the undisputed favourite of the year. With over 340 million streams its emotional depth haunting melody and relatable heartbreak made it a constant on playlists across the country. What followed close behind? Securing the second spot is “Finding Her sung by Kushagra Bharath and Saahea. The track surprised many by climbing the charts steadily driven by its soothing tune and introspective lyrics that resonated strongly with young listeners. At number three is “Saiyaara” from the film Saiyaara starring Ahaan Panday and Aneet Panday. Composed by Tanishk Bagchi along with Faheem Abdullah and Arslan Nizami the song enjoyed massive popularity both on streaming platforms and YouTube where it clocked nearly 580 million views amplifying its reach. Why did ‘Sahiba’ dominate twice? Interestingly “Sahiba” appears twice in the top 10 highlighting its widespread appeal in different versions. At number four is Aditya Rikhari’s album track “Sahiba” which found massive love for its raw emotion and minimalist sound. Another rendition by Jasleen Royal Stebin Ben Priya Saraiya and Aditya Sharma featuring Radhika Madan and Vijay Deverakonda also made it to the list proving the song’s versatility and popularity. Which romantic tracks stayed evergreen? Coming in at number five is “Ishq” sung by Faheem Abdullah Rauhan Malik and Amir Ameer. With over 340 million views across platforms the song’s dreamy romantic vibe kept it trending throughout the year. At number six Anuv Jain’s “Jo Tum Mere Ho” continued its strong run cementing its place as a modern acoustic favourite. What rounded off the list? “Ishq Hai” from Mismatched Season 3 ranked seventh backed by consistent streaming and OTT popularity. “Apna Bana Le sung by Arijit Singh and composed by Sachin–Jigar claimed the eighth spot proving that some songs truly never fade—even years after release. Together these tracks didn’t just dominate charts—they defined how India listened felt and connected through music in 2025.