AjayAtul

Ajay-Atul is the Indian music director duo of brothers Ajay Gogavale and Atul Gogavale. They are known for their work in Marathi cinema and later for Hindi film music, composing both songs and background scores. The pair rose to prominence in the Marathi film industry and achieved wider recognition with the film Sairat (2016).

The Sairat soundtrack was widely acclaimed and its song Zingaat became a viral hit, helping bring Marathi film music to national attention. Ajay-Atul are noted for blending traditional Marathi folk elements with contemporary orchestration, melodic hooks, and infectious rhythms. This approach has defined much of their work and contributed to their popularity across audiences.

After establishing a strong foothold in Marathi cinema, Ajay-Atul expanded into Hindi cinema, contributing music to a range of projects across genres. Their work in Hindi uses the same core strengths—strong melodies, rhythmic vitality, and a knack for creating songs that support the storytelling of the film.

In addition to studio work, the duo has been involved in live performances and stage presentations, reflecting their roots in live musical practice. They have received multiple awards and nominations in recognition of their contributions to Indian film music, and they are regarded as influential figures in contemporary Indian cinema music.

Today, Ajay-Atul continue to compose, arrange, and produce music for film, while also pursuing opportunities in live performance and collaboration with artists across Indian cinema.