Bhojpuri Song “Hello Kaun” Crosses One Billion YouTube Views, Breaking Records
The Bhojpuri hit “Hello Kaun”, released on 10 December 2019, has topped one billion YouTube views, becoming a nationwide favourite with catchy lyrics and Ritesh Pandey’s powerful vocals.
The track “Hello Kaun” has smashed the one‑billion‑view mark on YouTube. Its viral appeal stretches far beyond the Bhojpuri audience.
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Bhojpuri songs are now flying high worldwide. As soon as a new Bhojpuri track lands on YouTube, it goes viral. Audiences everywhere seem to love them.
But a few numbers‑making songs actually set records. One of those is the super‑hit “Hello Kaun”. It dropped on 10 December 2019 and, as of 29 May 2026, it has gathered more than one billion views on YouTube.
The song didn’t stay limited to Bhojpuri fans. It turned into a pan‑India favourite. The filming, the witty lyrics, the catchy music and Ritesh Pandey’s strong voice made it a top pick for every Bhojpuri enthusiast.
Even today the track is played at functions and parties. The Bhojpuri music scene keeps buzzing with artists like Pawan Singh, Khesari, Arvind Akela Kallu, Rakesh Mishra, Golu Gold, Ankuraja, Neelkamal Singh, Gunjan Singh, Shilpi Raj and Pramod Premi Yadav. Ritesh Pandey has also carved a niche, and “Hello Kaun” is widely regarded as his biggest career hit.
The song is listed among the most‑watched Bhojpuri numbers ever. It broke several YouTube milestones right after release and continues to be popular.
What makes “Hello Kaun” stand out? The lyrics and the playful style. The video features Ritesh Pandey opposite Bhojpuri actress Sneha Upadhyay. Their phone‑call banter creates a strong on‑screen chemistry that pulls viewers in.
Lyrics were penned by Ashish Verma, who also composed the music. Direction was handled by Sonu Verma and Ashish Yadav. The track is hosted on the official Riddhi Music World YouTube channel.
So yeah, the song keeps ticking boxes. It’s still buzzing, still watched, still loved.