India’s iconic all-girl pop band Viva made a surprise reunion at a recent Diwali celebration, sending waves of nostalgia through fans who grew up with their music. (Image: Instagram)
Four of the original members—Neha Bhasin, Mahua Kamat, Pratichee Mohapatra, and Anushka Manchanda—came together for the festive gathering, marking a rare public appearance nearly two decades after the group disbanded. (Image: Instagram)
Pratichee Mohapatra shared glimpses of the reunion on Instagram, captioning her post, “Diwali came in early with my girls. We do this soon again my patakhas.” The photos quickly went viral, sparking emotional reactions from longtime fans who fondly remembered the band’s heyday. (Image: Instagram)
Formed in 2002 through a talent hunt, Viva was India’s first mainstream all-female pop group. Their debut tracks like “Jaago Zara” and “Hum Naye Geet Sunaye” became instant hits, capturing the spirit of a generation and paving the way for other pop acts. (Image: Instagram)
The band enjoyed a brief but impactful run before parting ways in 2005, with each member pursuing solo careers in music and entertainment. (Image: Instagram)
Neha Bhasin, in particular, has remained in the spotlight, becoming a prominent playback singer in Bollywood and appearing on reality shows like Bigg Boss OTT and Bigg Boss Season 15. (Image: Instagram)
Anushka Manchanda also carved out a successful career in music and film, while Mahua and Pratichee continued to explore creative avenues. (Image: Instagram)
The reunion not only delighted fans of Viva but also reignited memories of India’s early 2000s pop scene, which included bands like Aasma and The Band of Boys. (Image: Instagram)
Social media buzzed with hope for a possible musical comeback or collaboration, though no official announcement has been made. (Image: Instagram)
For many, the sight of the Viva girls together again was more than just a photo op—it was a reminder of a vibrant era in Indian music, where pop ruled the charts and girl power took center stage. (Image: Instagram)
