Bollywood, Punjabi, Hindi, Urdu and English Singer
As a female Bollywood singer she sings in English, Urdu, Punjabi and Hindi and sometimes sings and performs while playing live drums and cajon with crash cymbals. This Bollywood female singer has years of experience of doing live events both nationally and internationally including festivals, weddings, melas, corporate events and charity/special events.
She sings with both live bands or backing tracks if requested.
She can straddle any genre of music from modern/upbeat, slow/melodic, ghazals and Sufi music. Her versatility as an artist has always been greatly appreciated by my audience of all age groups.
Professional MC/show host of live staged events
She is equally experienced in hosting live staged events with a difference and has hosted musical concerts, charity events, fashion shows, Melas, mushairas, national independence days, women events and BBC free Thinking Festival.
She is often hired both as a singer and an event host. Her excellent command of all languages and witty manner makes me a standout host.
Radio Presenter
With nine years of experience in broadcasting, she has successfully presented very popular radio shows on various Asian radio stations both in London and the Northeast and has also made appearances on various TV shows on BBC, ITV and Channel 4
Prices from: £575.00 with PA system
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Female Bollywood Singer – Leicester – Nationwide
This female Bollywood singer has versatility, stage presence and professionalism which are second to none. Her Bollywood singing career started at the age of 17 as lead female vocalist in a high caliber Bollywood band performing in the UK and around the globe in Hindi, Punjabi and Gujarati. She has had six years of Indian classical Vocal training in the styles of Khayal and Thumri and this gave her the opportunity to develop her own style of singing and tone of voice. Her inspiration comes from the beautiful voices of Asha Bhosle and Kavita Krishnamurty and more recently Shreya Ghoshal, Sonu Nigham and Tulsi Kumar.
Her recording career started with backing vocals in the Lovers Dreams albums and then extended to lead vocals in the album Reach in which she was a singer/songwriter for the Hindi songs.
Some highlight s of her career include reaching the Final of the British Asian Song Contest, singing at the launch party of Amitabh Bachan’s film Bade Miya Chote Miya and performing in front of thousands including Fardeen Khan, Dia Mirza and Salman Khan at the Indian International Film Acadamey awards launch.
She is available for corporate events, weddings, parties, mehendi parties and festivals singing as a solo singer on backing tracks, with a 3 piece acoustic band or with a 5 piece Bollywood band. All options are available with a male singer.
Price From £ 550.00 with PA system.
Also available with Guitarist from £ 650.00
Travel 100 miles from Leicester – extra charge for more than 100 miles.
Bollywood Singer – Bollywood, Ghazals and Sufi songs
Number of Sets: 2 sets for the duration of total 2 hrs.
This is a very talented singer with a beautiful voice, she has graduated in Music vocal.
She also undertaken training from some very well known music teachers in India.
She has also performed at corporate events as well as private events in India.
Number of Sets: 2 set performances within a two hour time frame.
Can sing on backing tracks as well as a live band.
Price From: £ 300.00 – £ 350.00
The genre of my songs is Bollywood Hindi Songs. They include –
Old songs – Present day
Bollywood
Sufi
Ghazals
Singers
Lata Mangeshkar Asha Bhonsle
Kishore Kumar
Mohd Rafi
Neha Kakkar
Arijit Singh
Female Bollywood Singer – Punjabi Singer
This female Bollywood singer has versatility in singing-Punjabi, Hindi and Urdu songs such as Folk, Gazals, Filmi, non Filmi and Qauwalis. She was born and brought in India and started singing as a passion at the age of seven and pursued her talents as a career later on. She belongs to a musical background and has been nurtured in Hindustani Classical Music. Her attributes include a Masters in Music ( Vocal) so, apart from teaching music in various schools for seven years, she had the oportunity to perform in Sa Re Ga Ma Punjabi, Mohd. Rafi Night, Kishore Kumar Night, Punjab Naat Shaala Amritsar, and National School of Drama Delhi to name but a few.
Her recording career started with backing Vocals in many Punjabi telefilms and duet albums which led to the launching of her own religious album – (Datiye Apna Bana Lai) as a lead singer. She also got the chance to perform live with famous bollywood singer Vipin Sachdeva. She is available for Corporate Events, Weddings, Birthday Parties Mehandi Parties, Mehfils and Festivals as a solo singer on backing tracks or with a 3 piece Bollywood Band. Male singer is also available.
She can sing both Golden Oldies and recent Bollywood hits such as…
Price From £ 550.00
Ladies Sangeet Singer for hire – London Based
Ladies Sangeet is a vital part of traditional pre-wedding celebrations in Indian and Pakistani culture. Traditional songs are sung to stir the emotions (joy, sadness and laughter) of the participating families and friends. Nowadays it is common for the grooms family as well as the brides family to enjoy these evenings. Indeed it is also now common for men and boys to be invited on such occasions, although the singing is still generally left to the ladies and girls. Our world class singer will perform traditional Punjabi folk songs as well as some Ghazals, Qawali and Hindi songs if requested. All that we request is that you sing, clap and dance along whenever the mood takes you. If any friends or family members also wish to take the microphone and sing there favorite songs it will make the evening even more memorable. We can provide the microphones and sound system as well as Tabla and Dholki players.
Some of the songs we perform include the following (please note that many of the Punjabi folk songs listed on the ‘more info’ page were sung before partition and are equally relevant to Pakistani and Indian clients)
Price From £ 850.00
Indian Wedding is not only about serious rituals and customs rather it is also full of several fun filled rituals and frothy moments. Though people in India regard marriage more as a religious affair, the elements of fun and frolic are also added into it, to make this emotional affair, somewhat light and amusing. In fact, most of the pre-wedding rituals are designed in away that there is a scope of entertainment. Be it haldi, mehendi or sangeet, all the pre-wedding ceremonies are full of light and amusing moments; however among all the pre wedding celebrations sangeet party is the most enjoyable one.
The sangeet ceremony is also known as ‘gaun’. This custom heightens the excitement of wedding festivities. In the earlier days the custom of gaun used to last for ten days but with the passage of time, as people didn’t have more time to spend due to demanding work schedules, the custom has usually reduced to a one night function. At the bride’s home women relatives and friends play the dholki and sing suhaag, which is a traditional folk song. Songs include ‘jokes’ about the in-laws, and would be husband how to have a successful marriage like and songs about the bride leaving her parents home. Similarly the women at the groom’s home sing songs called ghoriya. Traditionally only the women celebrated this ceremony but nowadays the concept has changed as both men and women participate to celebrate this occasion.
In most of the families, the sangeet party is celebrated on an elaborate scale and is a very grand affair. However, in some families, it is also celebrated along with the mehendi function. It is generally done to save time. The sangeet party may be celebrated both as a separate or a joint event in both the families. However people generally prefer to make it a joint affair nowadays to make it more interesting and amusing. As a joint affair before the marriage ceremony, it also becomes a platform developing familiarity of the bride and groom with each others family.
Though sangeet function is an important pre-wedding function of all north Indian weddings, it is most popular trend among Gujaratis and Punjabis. Among the Gujaratis Garba dance is a favored alternative. They are mostly held in a big hall, which are beautifully decorated where people come dressed in ethnic Gujarati wear. The sangeet party mainly involves traditional dance, which is known as Garba, and dandia raas, which is dancing with sticks. The Raas Garba usually ends with a light supper for all those attending. In Punjabis, the Giddha nad Bhangra are the popular dance forms for the Sangeet night ceremony.
