Turn Your Sister's Mehendi Into a Custom Song She'll Play Forever

Turn one sentence about your sister's mehendi into a full song with your family names, ready to play and share.

To make a song for your sister's mehendi, type one sentence into jhoom.baby that names your sister, her partner, and the people who matter at the function. The tool then writes the lyrics and the music and gives you a finished track you can play, share and download in a few minutes. You do not need to write rhymes or know music. You just need the names and a few real details.

What to put in your idea

The more specific you are, the less the song sounds generic. A mehendi song works best when it sounds like it could only be about your family. Here is what to include.

• Names, spelled the way you say them. Your sister's name, her partner's name, and the family members you want mentioned. If you call your sister Riya but write "Ria," the song will pronounce it differently. Write it phonetically if that helps.
• The occasion line. Say clearly it is for a mehendi or sangeet, so the mood and the words fit the evening and not a wedding reception.
• One or two real details. The mehendi colour on her hands, the cousin who always arrives late, the song your grandmother hums, the city she moved to for work, how she and her partner met.
• An inside joke or a shared phrase. Something only your family laughs at. This is usually the line everyone remembers and repeats at the function.
• The style you want. Say "warm acoustic pop with a Bollywood sing-along feel" or "upbeat desi pop" if you have a sound in mind.

You can also mention who is singing it in your head. A song that sounds like her friends are teasing her is different from a song that sounds like her parents blessing her. Say which one you want.

Ready ideas you can copy and change

• "A warm acoustic pop song for my sister [Meera]'s mehendi, mention our parents [Anil and Sunita], our cousin [Rohan] who is always late, and the mehendi colour on her hands, with a Bollywood sing-along chorus."
• "An upbeat desi pop track for [Priya] and [Karan]'s sangeet, include the names [Nani, Chacha, Ritu and Dev], mention how they met at a friend's wedding in Pune, and add a line about our family's terrible dancing."
• "A soft pop ballad for my sister [Anjali]'s mehendi, mention that she is moving to Bangalore after the wedding, name our brother [Vikram], and keep the tone loving but a little funny."
• "A cheerful family song for [Sneha]'s mehendi, list the cousins [Aditi, Nikhil, Tara], use our inside joke about the 'never-ending chai,' and end with a blessing for her and [Arjun]."

Keep your idea to a few sentences. You can always ask for a second version with different names or a different mood if the first one does not feel right. Play it once before the function so you know the names sound the way your family says them.