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2022 saw the maximum streams on Saturdays, with Bollywood, duets, desi-indie, Telugu films, and devotional music being the most popular genres among listeners, according to a report by JioSaavan, a music and audio-streaming service platform.
Other than Hindi and English, Telugu recorded more than 2 billion streams, Punjabi more than 1 billion, Bhojpuri more than 850 million, Tamil more than 900 million, and Kannada more than 900 million. Other popular languages included Haryanvi, Bengali, and Marathi.
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