Which ‘Darji Mama’ is the Ankita Bhattacharyya release?

Why I looked this up

I wanted to pin down the music-catalogue identity of Darji Mama associated with Ankita Bhattacharyya. My question was fairly narrow: which release should I be looking for, rather than what could I infer from a promotional title?

I checked Amazon Music’s Indian catalogue. This is a note about what those listings establish—not a listening review or a claim that I have watched the performance.

The short answer

Ujjal Barman’s Amazon Music India page lists Darji Mama as a single credited to Ujjal Barman, Ankita Bhattacharyya and Dibakar, dated 1 September 2026.

That gives me a specific release to identify. It also gives me the spelling used by this service: Ankita Bhattacharyya.

I would keep the wording at “credited artists”. An artist listing does not, by itself, tell me which person sang, rapped, wrote the lyrics or composed the music. I have not verified those separate roles from these sources.

What made the title worth checking twice

There is also a Darji Mama release by Bimla Bharti on Amazon Music India. That page dates it to 18 November 2024 and lists one track lasting 6 minutes 9 seconds.

Here is my comparison for identifying the release, rather than judging either recording:

Catalogue detail	Release associated with Ankita	Other same-title release
Title	Darji Mama	Darji Mama
Listed artist or artists	Ujjal Barman, Ankita Bhattacharyya and Dibakar	Bimla Bharti
Release date	1 September 2026	18 November 2024

The useful distinction is the artist credit plus the release date, not the title alone. These listings establish separate catalogue entries; they do not establish that one recording is a cover, remake or earlier version of the other.

How I would apply that distinction

Suppose someone sends me only the words “Darji Mama” and says they mean the Ankita release. This is a hypothetical example, not a search or playback experience I am claiming to have had.

If the listing in front of me names Bimla Bharti, it does not match the artist credits I verified for that request. I would look for the entry naming Ujjal Barman, Ankita Bhattacharyya and Dibakar, with 1 September 2026 as its date. The shared title is precisely why the artist field changes the decision.

What I was still curious about

I also wanted to know the individual performance and writing credits, and how the audio release relates to the Bongmedia-labelled video. These two catalogue pages do not settle those questions. I would not use them to confirm the video’s production credits, describe its rap sections or call the song a hit.

For now, my finding is deliberately smaller: I can identify the Ankita-associated audio release without confusing it with another listing bearing the same name.