Tejinder Singh Maan (born March 29, 1975) was born in Vill. Khant in Fatehgarh Sahib, Punjab, India. He is an Indian Punjabi singer, songwriter, and actor. He is professionally known as Babbu Maan, and showed a keen interest in music from an early age. In fact, he gave his first stage performance at the age of 7 during a school function, which was a sign of things to come.
At 16, Babbu Maan began composing song lyrics, marking the start of his journey towards becoming a successful musician. He released his first official debut album in 1999, titled "Tu Meri Miss India," which was a huge hit among Punjabi music lovers. This album helped him gain recognition and popularity in the Punjabi music industry.
Babbu Maan's talents were not limited to music alone as he also made a name for himself in the film industry. In 2003, he wrote and sang for his first film soundtrack, "Hawayein," where he collaborated with famous Indian playback singers Sukhwinder Singh and Jaspinder Narula. This marked the beginning of his journey as a singer in the Indian film industry, where he gained immense popularity and critical acclaim.
Apart from Punjabi and Hindi music, Babbu Maan has also released a religious album titled "Singh Better Than King" in 2009. This album showcases his spiritual side and his devotion to his religion, which resonated with his fans.
Babbu Maan has won numerous awards throughout his career, but his most notable achievement came in 2014, where he won four World Music Awards. He was honored with the titles of World's Best Indian Male Artist, World's Best Indian Live Act, World's Best Indian Entertainer, and World's Best Indian Album for "Talaash In Search of Soul."
In conclusion, Babbu Maan is a multi-talented artist who has made a significant contribution to the Indian music and film industry. His dedication, hard work, and talent have made him a household name in India and a well-respected figure in the world of music.
