Web app
Prem Bhai Ke Gaane & Himesh Ka Suroor
Two custom YouTube-playlist jukebox sites, same architecture, two different Bollywood icons.
Overview
Prem Bhai Ke Gaane started as a joke: a single page that just plays Salman Khan movie songs on loop, one after another, like a jukebox. It got enough of a reaction that it turned into an actual small product, and a second one for Himesh Reshammiya followed not long after, built on the exact same codebase.
How it works
Both sites pull from a curated YouTube playlist and play it back through a custom player, not a YouTube embed. A track queue, shuffle, and autoplay-next all run client-side, so the interface looks and feels like a real music app instead of a video wrapped in an iframe.
- A liquid-glass player with a spinning vinyl disc that only spins while a track is actually playing
- Shuffle and a random track on page load, so it isn't the same opening song every visit
- A Now Playing badge that's honest about buffering instead of pretending playback started instantly
- A live listener count and a maintenance banner for when YouTube itself is having a bad day
Reusing the architecture
Himesh Ka Suroor reused Prem Bhai Ke Gaane's entire architecture: same player, same queue logic, same glass design system, just a new playlist, a new color palette, and new artwork. Turning an entire jukebox site over to a new artist took a fraction of the time the first one did, which was really the point of building it properly the first time.

