Brothers Learn Music on YouTube, Sing for Spider-Man

Growing up in Haryana, brothers Anuj and Sumit Banjaare watched Spider-Man movies in a cramped room and dreamed of making music. Life seemed to have other plans when one became an engineer and the other completed postgraduate studies.

Then COVID lockdown changed everything. Armed with just a harmonium, a computer, and YouTube tutorials, the brothers taught themselves music production from scratch and launched their channel, Banjaare.

Their early songs barely got any views. Friends and family mocked their passion, warning them that "music won't feed you."

But the brothers kept creating. One sleepless night, Anuj hummed a melody over an experimental rock beat that would change their lives.

That song became "Bairan." Written in just 15 minutes but refined over an entire year, it exploded across the internet and topped music charts for three consecutive weeks.

The song crossed 56 million views in a single month. Suddenly, the same brothers who once watched Spider-Man on a tiny screen got an opportunity they never imagined.

They were invited to sing "Barsaat" for Spider-Man: No Way Home, bringing Peter Parker's emotions to life through their music in Hindi. The childhood fans became official contributors to the superhero franchise they loved.

Why This Inspires

The Banjaare brothers prove that passion plus persistence can override any resume. No formal training, no music school degree, no industry connections—just two brothers, free tutorials, and refusal to quit when everyone doubted them.

Today, the same people who mocked their dreams are their biggest supporters.

Sometimes the loudest applause comes from those who once said it couldn't be done.