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Saregama acquires NAV Records’ Haryanvi music catalogue to strengthen regional portfolio

The acquisition comprises over 6,500 tracks across Haryanvi, Punjabi, ghazals, devotional and Indie pop genres
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Saregama India Ltd has said it acquired the popular Haryanvi music catalogue of NAV Records to strengthen its regional portfolio.

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The acquisition for an undisclosed sum comprises over 6,500 tracks across Haryanvi, Punjabi, ghazals, devotional and Indie pop genres.

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The deal also includes NAV’s YouTube channels, including NAV Haryanvi and Nupur Audio, which together have over 24 million subscribers, the company said in a statement.

With this acquisition, Saregama India strengthened its digital footprint and cemented a leadership position across Indian languages, including Haryanvi, where it was previously under-represented, the statement said.

Saregama India, a part of the Kolkata-based RPSG Group, and NAV will also collaborate on creating fresh Haryanvi and Punjabi content, it said.

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