Singer Harshdeep Kaur speaking to The New Indian's Executive Editor Rohan Dua.
Singer Harshdeep Kaur speaking to The New Indian's Executive Editor Rohan Dua.

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NEW DELHI: Harshdeep Kaur, a celebrated name in Bollywoodโ€™s music industry, opened up in an exclusive interview with The New Indianโ€™s Executive Editor Rohan Dua about herโ€ฆ

NEW DELHI: Harshdeep Kaur, a celebrated name in Bollywoodโ€™s music industry, opened up in an exclusive interview with The New Indianโ€™s Executive Editor Rohan Dua about her journey, her iconic turbaned identity, and her collaboration with legendary composers.

 

 

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Known for her mesmerizing voice in songs like Heer from Jab Tak Hai Jaan and Katiya Karun from Rockstar, Harshdeep proudly embraces her Sikh identity, making her a standout artist in the industry.

 

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โ€œThe turban has become a part of my identity,โ€ Harshdeep explained. โ€œWhen I go on stage or TV shows, it completes my look and persona. But my singing comes from within itโ€™s the result of hard work and blessings from my family and gurus.โ€

 

 

Reflecting on her career, she shared, โ€œIโ€™ve worked with many brilliant composers, but A.R. Rahman remains special. Songs like Ek Onkar and Katiya Karun were life-changing. His ability to experiment with voices and guide singers is unmatched.โ€

 

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Harshdeep also shared an interesting anecdote about her work with Amit Trivedi on Luv Shuv Tey Chicken Khurana: โ€œAmit used my voice as an instrument. The line I sang was looped to create a unique sound, showcasing his innovative approach to music.โ€

 

When asked about her preference for meaningful songs over commercial hits, she said, โ€œIโ€™ve always believed music transcends language and boundaries. While I love folk and Punjabi music, my goal has always been to represent Indian music as a whole.โ€

 

Adding to her multifaceted career, Harshdeep recently performed sold-out concerts in Mumbai and Meerut. โ€œThe energy of the audience was electrifying,โ€ she said. โ€œMusic is my way of connecting with people, and these shows were a testament to how deeply songs resonate across regions.โ€

 

Harshdeep concluded with a heartfelt message: โ€œEvery song I sing carries a piece of my soul. Whether itโ€™s a Bollywood track or a Punjabi folk song, my aim is to evoke emotions and create timeless memories for listeners.โ€

 

Her journey from Delhi to Mumbai, her unwavering dedication, and her soulful performances continue to inspire millions across the globe.