Palak Muchhal has lent her voice to a new female rendition of the song 'Chhathi Maiya' for the film The Vvaan, now available under Zee Music. The track, rooted in the cultural and spiritual traditions of the Chhath festival — particularly observed in Bihar, has been reimagined through Muchhal’s interpretation, which emphasizes devotional depth and feminine perspective. Her version is featured in the film’s folklore-driven narrative, where myth, adventure, and mystery converge in a world inspired by Indian traditions and oral storytelling. The original song had already established itself as a thematic anchor tied to the festival’s rituals, and Muchhal’s take offers an alternative emotional texture without altering the song’s core identity. The film, starring Sidharth Malhotra and Tamannaah, is directed by Deepak Mishra and written by Arunabh Kumar. It is produced by Shobha Kapoor, Ektaa R Kapoor, Arunabh Kumar, and Niraj Kothari under Balaji Motion Pictures, a division of Balaji Telefilms Ltd, in association with TVF and 11.11 Production. The cinematography and visual direction are handled by Manu Anand. The movie continues to run in theatres, with the release of the new track timed to coincide with its ongoing theatrical run. Beyond the screen, the story of The Vvaan is expanding into other formats: a comic book titled The Legend of Vvaan is being developed to explore the broader mythology behind the film’s universe. The project has also drawn attention beyond cinema. Recently, the cast appeared on Netflix’s The Great Indian Kapil Show Season 5, discussing ghost stories that echo the film’s themes. While no official statement addresses whether the new version was intended as a gendered reinterpretation or simply a stylistic variation, fans have noted the distinct quality of Muchhal’s vocal delivery, sparking early discussion online. Whether this rendition will stand apart from the original remains to be seen, but it adds a fresh layer to a song already steeped in tradition. With the film still in cinemas and the comic series in development, the new track may is a bridge between cinematic storytelling and deeper mythic engagement. For now, the spotlight stays on the music, and the quiet force of a single voice reclaiming ritual.