Happy Birthday, Niharika!

Style: Create a 75-second joyful personalized Indian birthday song. Use the familiar classic Happy Birthday to You melody for the opening and closing choruses. Begin with exactly 10 seconds of cheerful piano and birthday bells instrumental, then start the singing immediately. Middle Hinglish verses should have a playful, catchy Bollywood birthday-pop rhythm, 120 BPM, warm natural Indian female lead singer, clear Hindi-English pronunciation, rhythmic claps, gentle dholak and cheerful male-female group backing vocals. The phone-hiding and fake-story lines should sound teasing and funny, with a playful smile in the singer's delivery, never mocking or mean. The loving verse should feel sweet and affectionate before building into a big traditional Happy Birthday chorus that everyone can sing along to while cutting cake. Pronounce Niharika as Ni-haa-ri-kaa, Neon as Nee-on, Maau as Maa-oo, PhD as P-H-D. Make the music bright, catchy, energetic and restaurant-speaker friendly. No rap, no robotic singing, no childish voices, no lengthy musical breaks, no heavy EDM.