ArtistSphere artist profile
Masoom Sharma
Masoom Sharma is an artist associated with haryanvi and haryanvi pop, with representative songs including "Chambal K Dakku," "Raat Ke Shikari," "Lofar," "Blender," and "Bhagatt Aadmi." Listen on Spotify or follow on Instagram for updates, with additional content surfaced through Instagram posts and TikTok highlights.
Audience signals · rounded
The audience around Masoom Sharma.
Fan favorites
The tracks listeners return to.
Rising on Spotify this month
Chambal K Dakku
Rising on Spotify this month
Raat Ke Shikari
Rising on Spotify this month
Lofar
Rising on Spotify this month
Blender
Rising on Spotify this month
Bhagatt Aadmi
Trending now · recent Spotify momentum
Moving through the catalog now.
Rising on Spotify this month
Bhola Bhi Nachega
Rising on Spotify this month
Raat Ke Shikari
Rising on Spotify this month
Chambal K Dakku
About
A wider view of Masoom Sharma.
Masoom Sharma is an artist associated with haryanvi and haryanvi pop, with representative songs including "Chambal K Dakku," "Raat Ke Shikari," "Lofar," "Blender," and "Bhagatt Aadmi." Listen on Spotify or follow on Instagram for updates, with additional content surfaced through Instagram posts and TikTok highlights.
On ArtistSphere, a useful way into the catalog is through Chambal K Dakku, Raat Ke Shikari and Lofar. The listening, video and social sections below show how those recordings continue to move through the fan community.
Fan-made momentum on TikTok
The catalog in motion.

Sound: Gabbar Bhi Nachega
@haseeb_bajwa_official
Gabbar b nachyga🤫 #foryou
24.3K views
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Sound: Gabbar Bhi Nachega
@goshi2024
🔥#foryoupage #viral #views #tranding #foryou
3.3K views
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Sources and freshness
Current fan signals
Artist image, tracks, audience, playlists, Instagram and TikTok signals are supplied by Chartmetric, retrieved Sep 8, 2026. Videos come from YouTube, event links come from Ticketmaster when available, and publisher articles are independently checked and AI reviewed. Counts are rounded and may change.
