Mumbai, 25th October 2025: India’s globally celebrated singer, composer, and vocal producer Thomson Andrews continues to redefine the landscape of Indian music with his vocal contributions to Aryan Khan’s highly anticipated Netflix series, “Bads of Bollywood.”
Directed by Aryan Khan, the series is a bold new chapter in Indian OTT entertainment, blending grit and glamour with a musically charged narrative. For the evocative soundtrack, Thomson collaborated closely with acclaimed composer Shashwat Sachdev, contributing lead and background vocals and crafting intricate vocal arrangements that elevate the series’ emotional and cinematic impact.
Through his signature vocal textures, harmonies, and layering techniques, Thomson brings a distinctive sonic identity to the score, merging contemporary global sounds with an unmistakable Indian soul. His contributions add dynamic, character-driven energy, deepening the emotional resonance of the show.
Continuing a Legacy of Excellence
This milestone follows Thomson’s recent successes with several major Indian and international projects, including:
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“WAR 2”: the action blockbuster from Yash Raj Films.
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“Metro… In Dino”: directed by Anurag Basu, with music by Pritam, where Thomson worked as a vocal arranger and singer.
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Pioneering work in Bhutan, leading the country’s first-ever Western Vocal Mastery Workshop, training and mentoring top Bhutanese singers to elevate their vocal and performance techniques.
Thomson has seamlessly blended his deep understanding of vocal harmonics with the creative vision of India’s leading composers across these projects. Beyond film and OTT, he is an established playback singer with credits across Hindi, Telugu, Marathi, and Tamil cinema.
India’s Global Voice
With a career spanning over 17 years across Bollywood, Hollywood, and international music, Thomson Andrews is recognized as one of India’s most versatile and forward-thinking vocal talents. His portfolio includes work with Netflix, Disney, Yash Raj Films, Dharma Productions, and collaborations with globally renowned composers and producers.
Internationally, he has trained and collaborated with vocalists from Canada, the United States, and East Asia, solidifying his status as a global cultural ambassador for Indian music.
Speaking about the project, Thomson said:
“Every project is an opportunity to push creative boundaries and explore how the human voice can tell stories in new ways. ‘Bads of Bollywood’ challenged me to blend grit, emotion, and cinematic intensity through vocals, and it was truly rewarding to help shape its sound.”
Looking Ahead
As “Bads of Bollywood” prepares to reach Netflix audiences worldwide, Thomson’s role in its soundscape stands as a testament to India’s growing influence in global entertainment. With upcoming collaborations across India, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia, he continues to champion the power of the Indian voice on the world stage.