In a refreshing fusion of music, style, and next-gen mobility, Punjabi singer Dilpreet Dhillon has dropped his latest track ‘BE’, and it’s not just another song—it’s practically an electric car commercial with a beat drop. Featuring the stunning Isha Sharma and inspired by Mahindra BE 6, the music video brings together high-octane performance, luxury visuals, and a dash of romance, all wrapped in a futuristic vibe.
Directed by Yug and powered by the energetic beats of Desi Crew, ‘BE’ delivers a visual spectacle where electric mobility meets Punjabi swag. The track, penned and composed by Khare Ala Gopi, rides on a theme that’s as much about attraction as it is about acceleration.
The video opens with a sleek black Mahindra BE 6 making a dramatic entry—because in 2026, even love stories apparently begin with silent electric torque. Isha Sharma’s character is instantly drawn, not just to Dilpreet, but to the car’s bold, futuristic design. What follows is a stylish drive sequence, complete with eye-catching drifts that make you wonder whether this is a music video or a teaser for the next Fast & Furious: Punjab Drift.
Adding more flair, the BE 6 appears in multiple shades—orange, gold, white, and black—each highlighting the SUV’s edgy design language. The narrative peaks with a rather modern romantic gesture: Dilpreet gifting a white BE 6 to Isha. Forget flowers—2026 demands a fully electric SUV to impress.
Beyond the music and cinematic appeal, the Mahindra BE 6 itself stands as a serious contender in India’s EV space. Priced between ₹18.90 lakh and ₹26.90 lakh, the electric SUV is offered with two battery options—59 kWh and 79 kWh. The larger 79 kWh advanced LFP battery promises a real-world range of over 500 km, while the 59 kWh pack delivers a certified range of 557 km (MIDC P1+P2). In short, it’s built not just for music videos, but for long, uninterrupted drives—romantic or otherwise.
The production, backed by Team KV & AllStar Production, with digital promotions by Cross Media Production and poster design by AM Arts, ensures that ‘BE’ doesn’t just sound good—it looks like a million bucks (or at least ₹26.90 lakh).
With ‘BE’, Dilpreet Dhillon successfully plugs into the EV conversation, proving that the future of music videos might just be electric—literally. And if this trend continues, don’t be surprised if your next favourite song comes with a charging cable instead of a chorus.
