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Bijlee Bijlee | Harrdy Sandhu | 02:48 | |
Kyaa Baat Haii 2.0 | Harrdy Sandhu, Tanishk Bagchi, Nikhita Gandhi | 02:56 | |
Naah Goriye (From "Bala") | B Praak, Harrdy Sandhu, Swasti Mehul | 03:04 | |
Naah | Harrdy Sandhu | 03:10 | |
Dance Like | Harrdy Sandhu | 02:51 | |
Kya Baat Ay | Harrdy Sandhu | 02:59 | |
Titliaan Warga | Harrdy Sandhu, Jaani, Sargun Mehta | 03:48 | |
The Proper Mashup | DJ Dholi Deep, Aastha Gill, Badshah, Akasa | 02:58 | |
Backbone | Harrdy Sandhu | 02:55 | |
Jee Karr Daa | Harrdy Sandhu | 03:18 |
After an injury ended
what had been a promising career playing cricket, Harrdy Sandhu, born September
6, 1986, in Patiala, India, became a popular singer and actor. A onetime member
of India’s Under-19 World Cup Team, he left the game in 2007 after an arm
injury kept him from continuing his world-class career as a bowler. After
undergoing steady training, he released his debut album, This Is Harrdy
Sandhu, in 2012. Though the album was less successful than he hoped, his
next single, 2013’s “Soch” became a smash and established him as a
recording artist. That song had been co-written by hitmaker Janni, and their
partnership would lead to more hits such as “Backbone” and “Joker”.
He started a side gig as a film actor with 2014’s Yaaran Da Katchup. DHe
enjoyed the biggest hit of his career to that point in 2017 with “Naah”,
another collaboration with Jaani and composer B Praak. The hits kept coming and
in 2021 he starred in the Bollywood film 83 playing Madan Lal, one of
the biggest cricket stars in Indian history. Such was his popularity that four
years after its initial release, “Naah” would again hit the top 10 in
India.