Krishiv KL Teckchandani has joined Sonu Nigam's efforts by uniting the youth to ensure the portable oxygen canisters reach the struggling covid 19 patients across MMR, Mumbai metropolitan region.
Popular playback singer Sonu Nigam will tell the story of his "tedious, scandalous, emotional and spiritual life" in his memoir which will be published later this year. The 47-year-old singer's autobiography will share undisclosed details, anecdotes, and insights into his life, publishers Bloomsbury India announced Monday.
Singer Sonu Nigam says he is working towards making songs with depth these days. One of Bollywood's most successful playback singers ever, Sonu may have sung a variety of songs but he is still loved for crooning romantic numbers
Sonu Nigam is confident this collaboration will leave a lasting joy on its audience and be a great distraction in keeping them entertained after so long but also a way to connect with Bollywood lovers across the world.
Singer Sonu Nigam unveiled his music label on the occasion of his birthday on Thursday. The singer will release his new single, "Rudhrashtakam", under his label, I Believe Music, on July 31.
As the playback singer Sonu Nigam turns 47 today, let's have a look at his best romantic songs that can leave you mesmerized every time you hear them.
Sonu Nigam said that he gets over two thousand messages from his fans on WhatsApp due to which his work messages leave behind. He further said that fans need to understand that it is impossible for him to reply to each and every one.
Bollywood singer Sonu Nigam's video came after actress Kangana Ranaut on Saturday called out for a boycott of the Chinese products. As many as 20 Indian Army personnel, including a colonel, were killed during a violent clash with Chinese troops in eastern Ladakh's Galwan Valley on June 15.
In a lengthy Instagram video captioned as "The Bitter Truth #Sonunigam", she starts off by saying that T-series has always welcomed newcomers and asks Sonu Nigam if he has ever given any new talent a break in the music industry.
"When your life changes drastically due to some unwanted incidents happened in your life, that time you choose to go into depression. No one knows how badly these incidents effect your life. Sometimes we give up and we end up with our life! Feeling so depressed #Depression #Life #MarinaKuwar," she tweeted.
After Sonu Nigam's allegation, many more singers have come out and supported him revealing that 'mafia' does exist in the industry and 'newcomers' are not warmly welcomed. Monali Thakur and Adnan Sami have supported Sonu Nigam's claims and said, there is a "lot of ‘mafiagiri’ in the music industry."
Reacting to the viral video shared by singer Sonu Nigam, Bhushan Kumar's wife Divya Khosla Kumar took to Instagram and called him 'thankless' as Tseries had launched him in the industry. On the other hand, singers like Monali Thakur and Adnan Sami have backed up Sonu Nigam's claims.
Sonu Nigam has shared an Instagram video on Monday morning, which he captioned: "Laaton ke mafia baaton se nahi maante (you cannot reason with the uncouth mafia with words)."
Sonu Nigam, who was one of the first Bollywood celebrities to mourn the death of Wajid Khan, has now paid an emotional tribute to the music director who passed away at the age of 42.
Bollywood megastar Amitabh Bachchan shared a motivational song 'Guzar Jayega' on Tuesday to encourage fans to be positive during the coronavirus pandemic. The superstar has voiced the song with over 60 Bollywood celebrities featuring in it.
Bollywood singer Sonu Nigam shared a throwback year from the year 1988 when he got his first award for mainstream music. In the video, a young Sonu can be seen singing Mohammed Rafi's song 'Chal ud ja re panchhi' at Siri Fort Auditorium in New Delhi.
Amitabh Bachchan, Kapil Sharma, Sonu Nigam, Sunny Leone, and over 60 celebrities join hands together as a responsibility towards the nation for one communication 'this too shall pass' through a new motivational song 'Guzar Jayega.'
Sonu Nigam's song 'Maa' celebrates the essence of motherhood, and is a heartwarming ode to mothers everywhere. The song has been released by Indian Performing Right Society Ltd. (IPRS) on the occasion of Mother's Day.
A 16-year-old young Sonu Nigam crooned Mahabharat title track at Aadharshila Awards Function at Talkatora Indore Stadium on September 17, 1989, which was attended by BR Chopra, Mukesh Khanna, and others. Seen the video yet?
In the throwback photo, legendary singer Kishore Kumar was seen dressed up in Arabian attire while Alka Yagnik, Sapna Mukherjee, and Sadhana Sargam stands behind him. Look what Sonu Nigam has to share about the same.
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