A peculiar and catchy audio snippet featuring the lines "Neeli Pari Peeli Pari kamre mein band hai, Mujhe Nadia pasand hai" has taken over Instagram Reels in India, sparking a massive trend of dance challenges and lip-sync videos.

While the audio is currently popularised by an Indian music producer, the roots of the vocal sample appear to trace back to the thriving TikTok community in Pakistan, marking yet another instance of digital viral trends flowing seamlessly across borders. Notably, TikTok, which is owned by the Chinese company ByteDance, is banned in India.

The Viral Hook “Neeli Pari Peeli Pari Kamre Main Band Hai”

The trending audio features a rhythmic, chant-like verse that sounds like a nursery rhyme: "Neeli Pari Peeli Pari kamre mein band hai" (The Blue Fairy and Yellow Fairy are locked in the room). This is immediately followed by a candid, child-like confession: "Mujhe Nadia pasand hai" (I like Nadia). While some catchy reels also have "Nadia Meri Bhaggo", "Nadia Meri Soni" as rhyming phrases with a cute reply “Ji."  The ryming phrase became an instant hit for comedy and dance reels.

The Pakistani Origin: Viral Couple Achu and Nadia

Social media sleuths and trend analysts have pointed out that the core vocal sample, specifically the child’s voice, originated from Pakistani TikTokers Achu and Nadia. After weeks of speculation regarding the source of the child-like vocals, the original clip has been identified as a video by Pakistani Youtuber, TikTok and Instagram user @achudon7867.

The OG Neeli Pari, Peeli Pari. Mujhe Nadia Pasand Hai Video:

Similar to previous cross-border viral sensations like the "Pawri Ho Rahi Hai" girl or the "Mera Dil Ye Pukare Aaja" dance, this trend began as a raw, candid clip.

Online videos suggest the original audio featured a young boy, "Achu" recording a funny, nonsensical rhyme admitting his crush on a girl named "Nadia", while she just replies with a cute “Ji.” This raw clip circulated within Pakistani social media circles before being picked up, sampled, and remixed by Indian creators, propelling it to mainstream viral status in December 2025.

Reverse UNO - Mujhe Achu, Pasand Hai!

The "Neeli Pari Peeli Pari," Remix Track With Edited Lyrics by Lucky Robs

The version of the sound currently dominating Instagram is a produced track titled "Neeli Pari Peeli Pari," released in November 2025.

  • Artist: Lucky Robs

  • Lyrics/Composition: Karan Shergill

  • Release Context: The song was released as a "viral edit," specifically designed to capitalise on the catchy vocal hook. Lucky Robs, a creator known for remixing viral dialogues into beats, transformed the raw vocal snippet into a full dance track, which has since been used in hundreds of Reels.

Neeli Pari Peeli Pari With Complete Lyrics by Lucky Robs:

Summary of the Evolution of "Neeli Pari Peeli Pari" Trend.

  • Phase 1 (Oct 2025): Raw videos go viral on Pakistani TikTok featuring the "Nadia Meri Bhaggo", "Nadia Meri Soni" lines performed by Achu and Nadia.

  • Phase 2 (Nov 2025): Artist Lucky Robs releases the song "Neeli Pari Peeli Pari," adding the "Blue Fairy, Yellow Fairy" rhyme to the "Nadia" hook.

  • Phase 3 (Dec 2025): The song explodes on Instagram Reels, with users, including celebrities, performing the dance steps and lip-syncs as a new viral trend.

The trend is a classic example of cross-border digital culture, where a raw viral moment from one country is remixed and repackaged into a polished trend in another.

The trend has evolved into two main formats on Instagram:

  • The "Crush" Reveal: Users lip-sync to the "Mujhe Nadia pasand hai" line but use text overlays to scratch out "Nadia" and replace it with their own obsession, ranging from "Biryani" to celebrity names.

  • The Dance Challenge: A specific set of dance steps—involving hand gestures mimicking "fairies" and a rhythmic bounce, has become the standard choreography for the track.

Indian cricketer Arshdeep Singh shared two Reels on the Neeli Pari, Peeli Pari trend, one with fellow Indian teammate Dhruv Jurel from Australia and the other when asked about Rohit Sharma’s reaction to Virat Kohli’s century.

Arshdeep Singh's Neeli Pari, Peeli Pari Version:

 

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Arshdeep Singh With His "Nadia" Dhruv Jurel:

 

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As the "Neeli Pari" fever continues to rise, it serves as another reminder of how a digital trend from a random TikTok video in Pakistan has spread to Team India's dressing room.

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