September 18-20, 2026 - Weekly Top 20 Countdown The Bridge is available on the iHeart Radio app Episode 623 Weekend Countdown — Airs Friday September 18 through Sunday September 20 ON TODAY'S SHOW It's the weekend on The Bridge — the Top 20 Countdown, Friday through Sunday, and there's a new No1. Curtain Blue's Yeh Duniya climbs from No2 to the top, three weeks after it debuted at No4 — the ninth different No1 of the season, and still no record has held the throne longer than three weeks. Treat Me Special's reign ends at a single week, the same fate Rebel met seven days ago — Rawme Hooda and MC Square drop seven to No8. Zeeshan Ali's Bandhe Zulfon Pe rises three to No2, and Raghav and Arjun's Ho Jayenge Ghum holds at No3. Three debuts, two of them straight into the top five: Swiss-Tamil singer Priya Ragu's Finally is the highest new entry at No4, Hania Aamir's Pablo — the Pakistani star's debut single, a Punjabi hip-hop record she wrote herself — lands at No5, and AR Rahman's Jai Jai Ram, the first song from Ramayana with Arijit Singh and Shreya Ghoshal on vocals, enters at No19 just four days after its release. They push Khoonkhar, Asha Forever, and Bata Zara off the board. The biggest climber is Yung Sammy and Fijiana's Like That, up five to No15; the hardest fall is Supreme Sidhu's Chall Mere Naal, down ten to No20. Celina Sharma and Sonu Nigam's Centre of Peace edges up to No17 fresh off her Monday sit-down. Farak's Taare slips to No16 in its eleventh week on the board, Amrinder Gill and Jasmeen Akhtar's Coffee holds at No13, and Jasmeen Akhtar keeps two entries with Tere Jatt De at No11. Sammy counts them down from No20 to No1 — the songs the diaspora moved the most this week. FEATURED MUSIC — THE COUNTDOWN #20 Chall Mere Naal — Supreme Sidhu #19 Jai Jai Ram — AR Rahman, Arijit Singh, Shreya Ghoshal #18 Billo — Simar #17 Centre of Peace — Celina Sharma, Sonu Nigam #16 Taare — Farak #15 Like That — Yung Sammy, Fijiana #14 Nuksaan — Afsana Khan, Salim & Sulaiman #13 Coffee — Amrinder Gill, Jasmeen Akhtar #12 Dil De Mohalle — Simran Chaudhary #11 Tere Jatt De — Watan Sahi, Jasmeen Akhtar #10 Rebel — Cheema Y, Gur Sidhu #9 Knock Knock — Jxggi #8 Treat Me Special — Rawme Hooda, MC Square #7 Suno Zra — Avvy Ballagan #6 Devil — Diljit Dosanjh #5 Pablo — Hania Aamir #4 Finally — Priya Ragu #3 Ho Jayenge Ghum — Raghav and Arjun #2 Bandhe Zulfon Pe — Zeeshan Ali #1 Yeh Duniya — Curtain Blue FEATURED GUESTS & CONTRIBUTORS None — Weekend Top 20 Countdown format. No contributor segments. No closing remarks. RUNDOWN 0:00 Sammy Opening 2:28 #20 Chall Mere Naal — Supreme Sidhu 4:05 Sammy 4:40 #19 Jai Jai Ram — AR Rahman, Arijit Singh, Shreya Ghoshal 9:27 Sammy 9:49 #18 Billo — Simar 11:57 Sammy 12:31 #17 Centre of Peace — Celina Sharma, Sonu Nigam 15:12 Sammy 15:42 #16 Taare — Farak 17:43 Sammy 18:02 #15 Like That — Yung Sammy, Fijiana 20:13 Sammy 20:31 #14 Nuksaan — Afsana Khan, Salim & Sulaiman 24:11 Sammy 24:34 #13 Coffee — Amrinder Gill, Jasmeen Akhtar 27:00 Sammy 27:20 #12 Dil De Mohalle — Simran Chaudhary 29:04 Sammy 29:25 #11 Tere Jatt De — Watan Sahi, Jasmeen Akhtar 31:33 Sammy 31:56 #10 Rebel — Cheema Y, Gur Sidhu 33:24 Sammy 33:50 #9 Knock Knock — Jxggi 35:43 Sammy 36:09 #8 Treat Me Special — Rawme Hooda, MC Square 39:22 Sammy 39:57 #7 Suno Zra — Avvy Ballagan 42:05 Sammy 42:26 #6 Devil — Diljit Dosanjh 44:32 Sammy 44:52 #5 Pablo — Hania Aamir 46:28 Sammy 46:52 #4 Finally — Priya Ragu 49:20 Sammy 49:49 #3 Ho Jayenge Ghum — Raghav and Arjun 52:52 Sammy 53:21 #2 Bandhe Zulfon Pe — Zeeshan Ali 57:16 Sammy 58:04 #1 Yeh Duniya — Curtain Blue Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-bridge-by-sammy-chand--6650619/support. Sammy Chand's daily radio show on Rukus Avenue Radio is the leading Indian music and culture show in the world. The one hour show airs daily worldwide. "South Asian music podcast," "Punjabi music show," "Bollywood commentary," "Indian diaspora radio", "Indian Music", "Top Indian Radio Show", "Punjabi Radio Show", "Indian Radio Host", "Punjabi Radio Host".