Dhanda Nyoliwala Draws Thousands as realme Music Fest Marks Eight Years in India

Around 6,000 to 6,500 attendees gathered at Yashobhoomi Convention Centre in New Delhi for performances by Dhanda Nyoliwala and Char Diwari

Around 6,000 to 6,500 people attended realme Music Fest 2026 at Yashobhoomi Convention Centre in New Delhi, as the smartphone brand marked eight years of operations in India with an evening centred on live music and youth culture.
The event brought together music listeners, creators, technology enthusiasts and the brand’s community for live performances and audience activities.
Char Diwari opened the evening with a live set, drawing participation from the audience and setting the stage for the festival’s music programme.
Dhanda Nyoliwala delivered the closing performance, performing tracks including Russian Bandana, Not Guilty, Do Numbari, Dil de Baithi, Zigane and Maruti.

The performances formed the central part of realme Music Fest, which combined music with community interactions and experiences aimed at younger audiences.
Speaking about his performance, Dhanda Nyoliwala said, “Performing at the realme Music Fest was an incredible experience. The energy and enthusiasm from the audience made the evening truly special. It was amazing to see so many people come together to celebrate music and create such a powerful atmosphere. My people, my audience, you are the reason I am where I am today. Whatever I have achieved and everything I am doing today is because of your love and support. There is no one more important to me than you. I’m truly grateful for every bit of love you continue to give me, and being able to share moments like this with you is what makes performing so special.”

The festival also coincided with realme completing eight years in the Indian market.
Founded in 2018, the technology brand has expanded its presence in India while focusing on smartphones, technology and design for younger consumers.
Francis Wong, Head of Global Product Marketing, realme, said, “realme Music Fest has been a great opportunity to bring together music, technology and youth culture in one space. With so many people joining us at Yashobhoomi, the response from the audience was encouraging. As realme completes eight years in India, experiences like these reflect the strong connection we have built with young consumers and our continued focus on creating moments that they can relate to and enjoy.”
The company is also using experiences such as realme Music Fest to expand its engagement with younger consumers beyond its technology products.

The New Delhi event combined two artist performances with community participation, providing a physical platform for the brand’s engagement with music, technology and contemporary youth interests.
According to information provided by the company, realme had expanded to 61 global markets and crossed 200 million users globally by 2023. It also reported crossing 100 million shipments in India within five years of its inception.
The 2026 edition of realme Music Fest concluded with Dhanda Nyoliwala’s performance, marking the company’s eighth anniversary in India through an event focused on music and its younger consumer community.

ABOUT REALME
Founded in 2018, realme is a technology brand focused on products and designs aimed primarily at younger consumers.
According to the company, it had expanded into 61 global markets and reached more than 200 million users by 2023. The brand also reported crossing 100 million shipments in India and 200 million globally within five years of its inception.
realme operates with a focus on making technology accessible to younger users through its products, designs and consumer experiences.

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