Roop Basant Vol-1, issued by T-Series in May 1998, gathers eight tracks of Haryanvi pop performed by Madhu Sharma and Rajendra Singh Kharkiya. The record inhabits the late-90s North Indian regional music scene, where traditional motifs meet the era’s pop sensibilities. The featured track, "Main Margi To Mere Bachcho Ne," exemplifies this blend with its straightforward melodies and vernacular lyricism.Though scarcely documented in digital archives, this album serves as a modest artifact of Haryanvi popular music from the period, reflecting the vocal styles and rhythmic patterns favored in regional broadcasts and festivities. Its production aligns with T-Series’ cataloguing of folk-inflected pop, preserving a niche lineage outside mainstream Bollywood soundtracks.

Roop Basant Vol-1, issued by T-Series in May 1998, gathers eight tracks of Haryanvi pop performed by Madhu Sharma and Rajendra Singh Kharkiya. The record inhabits the late-90s North Indian regional music scene, where traditional motifs meet the era’s pop sensibilities. The featured track, "Main Margi To Mere Bachcho Ne," exemplifies this blend with its straightforward melodies and vernacular lyricism.Though scarcely documented in digital archives, this album serves as a modest artifact of Haryanvi popular music from the period, reflecting the vocal styles and rhythmic patterns favored in regional broadcasts and festivities. Its production aligns with T-Series’ cataloguing of folk-inflected pop, preserving a niche lineage outside mainstream Bollywood soundtracks.