Sonu Kakkar
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Biography
Well-versed in both Hindi and several Dravidian languages, Indian playback singer Sonu Kakkar (October 20, 1979) was born in Rishikesh, Uttarakhand into a musical household. She started singing jagrans, a traditional Northern Indian chant, at the age of 5 and relocated to Delhi with her family in 1990. Kakkar then moved to Mumbai, where she was discovered by Bollywood music director Sandeep Chowta after participating on Channel Vâs reality music competition Indian Pop Star. Kakkar made her official Bollywood debut with âBabuji Zaara Dheere Chalo,â featured in Eeshwar Nivasâ 2003 film Dum. From there on, she became a mainstay in Bollywood soundtracks, lending her voice to the theme song of numerous films such as Naach (2004), Sheesha (2005), and Bombay to Goa (2007). Her big breakthrough arrived in 2014 with the Amit Trivedi-penned track âLondon Thumukda,â included in the soundtrack of Vikas Bahlâs Queen. That same year, she also dropped the single âUrban Munda,â written by her brother Tony Kakkar. Throughout the rest of the 2010s, Sonu Kakkarâs output remained as prolific as ever, with several contributions to Bollywood films and a handful of singles of her own, including 2019âs âKyu Saath Tumhara Choota Haiâ and 2021âs âSun Baliye.â
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- Babuji Zara Dheere Chalo featuring Sukhwinder Singh
- Aisi Bani featuring Vijay Prakash
- Waiting featuring Patrice Rushen
- Don't Touch Me
- Ey Gori (Holi) by Sonu Kakkar
- Judaaiyan
- Call Of The Lover
- Dholna
- Channd Paragge featuring Sukhwinder Singh
- Hum Na Jaibe (Album Version)
- Tanha Tanha
- Bhool Ja
