Born in a small village of Sonipat district, Haryana, he is an artist whose greatest strength lies in his writing. This gift came to him unexpectedly, at a time when he wasn’t searching for it, but once discovered, he decided to turn it into a voice for those unheard. Through words, he began expressing what many feel but struggle to articulate.

His work revolves around social realities, spirituality, and genuine love, not as trends, but as actual experiences that any common man shall resonate with. Every verse is written with honesty, intention, and emotional depth, aiming to make listeners pause, reflect, and think beyond the surface. His art is timeless, which means it shall stay relevant not just in the present scenario but for decades to come.

He doesn’t chase fame, numbers, or riches. His purpose is simple yet powerful: to reach a mindful audience, especially the youth, who can truly understand the meaning behind his words and respect the art for what it is. For him, impact matters more than numbers and truth matters more than popularity. He goes by the saying, "A true artist always works for genuine appreciation and reflection" and that is all he seeks from his audience.

Song Bio

"Sundari" as the title suggests describes the mesmerising beauty of a young girl in its purest form without objectifying or sexualising her beauty. It is a fusion of the modern music and the Haryanvi Ragini Folk music that intends to deliver a message of learning to the modern artists that directly or indirectly, willingly or unwillingly happen to deviate the essence of feminine beauty towards vulgarity, when it can also be done the way "sundari" does it, specially in the haryanvi dialect that is commonly said to be rude and loveless. Hence, 'sundari' stands out breaking several stereotypes related to the haryanvi music industry alongside reviving one of the most loved folk music form, that is the Ragini.