An uplifting Indian Bhangra Hip Hop instrumental with traditional Indian instruments like bansuri flute, tanpura, santur, tumbi and different percussion instruments.
This ethnic track captures the vibrant spirit of Indian festivities, weaving together the melodic sitar, rhythmic tabla, and soothing bansuri, indian background music..
Traditional Indian instrumentation such as Sitar, sarod, Indian vocal phrases and bansuri flute combine to create a unique taste of Indian music culture, indian instrumental music..
Suitable for funny videos, Indian music, Bollywood style movies, desert road trip, and will cheer up any project, .
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Royalty free Indian background music for films, yoga, travel, and events
A calm, focused bed helps pictures breathe. This collection of Indian background music brings bansuri flute, sitar colors, tabla grooves, tanpura drones, and modern pads in easy, edit-friendly shapes. Use it for documentaries, yoga videos, wedding highlights, travel reels, product demos with an India theme, Bollywood style and exhibits where the soundtrack should feel warm, not loud.
Expect instrumental cues with clear sections and clean endings. For reflective scenes, choose slow bansuri over tanpura.
For friendly corporate or travel content, add gentle tabla and acoustic layers. Try
“Amazing Wonderful India” for nature footage,
“Indian Colors” for brand intros,
and “Holi Dance Of Colours” for upbeat reels.
Featured composers:
ColourTunes,
,
FabianKreutzerSound.
Download in MP3 and WAV with a license PDF ready for client delivery. If you post the same cut to YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, or paid social,
switch on the Hide Content ID filter so uploads stay smooth. When you specifically need no copyright indian music for YouTube,
that toggle helps avoid automated claims and keeps cross-posting tidy. You will find familiar stock options next to more classical-leaning tracks,
so it is easy to match quiet background or a more spotlight moment.
FAQ – Indian Music
How do I choose between flute and sitar for my video?
Bansuri flute feels soft and reflective, which suits yoga, nature, and narration. Sitar adds sparkle and motion for openings, titles, and upbeat travel edits.
What tempos work for yoga, travel reels, and explainers?
Yoga and calm scenes sit around 70–90 BPM. Travel reels and product demos feel natural at 90–110 BPM with simple percussion so cuts land cleanly.
Can I mix Indian textures with modern keys or pads?
Yes, keep added parts supportive. Warm keys, light pads, and subtle bass can deepen the space while flute or sitar carries the theme.
How do I keep voiceover and on-screen text clear?
Place music 6–9 dB under speech, keep highs gentle, and leave a short breath before key lines. Avoid bright cymbal wash that can mask names and prices.
What length should I pick for reels, wedding highlights, or exhibits?
Reels and intros work at 12–30 seconds with a clean tag. Wedding highlights and explainers are comfortable at 60–120 seconds. Exhibit rooms prefer 2–3 minute cues that loop smoothly.
How do I avoid clichés while keeping an Indian feel?
Favor simple ragalike motifs, restrained tabla patterns, and organic textures. One clear idea reads more authentic than stacking many “ethnic” layers at once.
Download royalty free indian background music for any use.