Emiway Bantai ends his Bajis EP with the emotionally rich ‘Kaali Kaali Aankhein’ featuring Swaalina. With music by Tony James and a nostalgic yet modern vibe, this track blends romance and melody into a perfect finale.

Emiway Bantai just wrapped up his Bajis EP, and he’s not going quietly. On 1st July 2025, the rapper released ‘Kaali Kaali Aankhein’, the fifth and final track from the project, and it’s already trending at #14 on YouTube Music. With Swaalina in the frame and Tony James behind the beat, this one’s a smooth cinematic closer that blends romance, longing, and lyrical grace.

DRN has been tracking Bajis since its first drop, covering everything from the powerhouse collab on ‘Badshah’ with Abhijeet, the energetic ‘Josh Mei’ with Young Galib, the heartfelt ‘Tribute to Sidhu Moosewala’, and the punchy ‘Paisa Paisa’.

With ‘Kaali Kaali Aankhein’, Emiway ties the narrative together, showing a softer, more intimate side of his artistry.

Directed by Thrector, the music video sets a dreamy, late-night tone. Soft-lit visuals, stylized aesthetics, and chemistry-heavy moments between Emiway and Swaalina serve a look and feel that’s rich in both nostalgia and now. The setting isn’t just a backdrop, it’s an emotion.

Musically, Emiway steps back from his signature bravado and opts for melodic introspection. His verses are intimate, visual, and rooted in raw feeling:

“Ye Kali Kali aankhein teri sone na de, tu neendein churati hai Nazar na lage tujhe isiliye aankhon ke niche tu kajal lagati hai”

It’s romantic imagery through a rapper’s lens, real, poetic, and smooth. One fan perfectly summed it up as “Nostalgia Song With Modern Vibe 🤙🏻”.

Others chimed in:

“Another banger” “The last verse of the song ❤‍🩹”

And there’s that one heart-snatching line at 3:41: “Thame la pata tujhe, hai pata kaise mushkil raste Hua raabta tujhse, main juda bas rahna tu paas mere”

It’s more than a verse, it’s storytelling in motion, wrapped in love and longing. With Swaalina’s graceful screen presence enhancing the emotions, the track becomes visual poetry.

‘Kaali Kaali Aankhein’ isn’t just a song; it’s the kind of soulful epilogue that sticks with you. Emiway may have started Bajis with high energy and swagger, but he’s ending it with heart. This final track isn’t loud, but it speaks volumes.

Whether you’ve followed every track from the Bajis EP or you’re just tuning in, ‘Kaali Kaali Aankhein’ stands out as a reminder: Emiway Bantai knows how to evolve without losing himself.

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