Jaswinder Brar

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Jaswinder Brar
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Background information
Birth nameJaswinder Kaur Brar
BornKalanwali Mandi District Sirsa (Haryana)
Genres Bhangra, folk, pop, religious
Occupation(s)Singer
Years active1990–present

Jaswinder Brar is an Indian folk singer who sings in Punjabi language. She sings Punjabi folk and Bhangra and known as the Folk Queen. She is known for her stage shows and is called Akharheya Di Rani. [1] She is specially known for her Lok Tatths. She started her career with the album named "Keemti Cheez" in 1990.

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Personal life

She got married on 2000 to Ranjit Singh Sidhu [2] and took a break for about two years from singing while she had given birth to a daughter named Jashanpreet Kaur

Awards and honors

Among her awards, she is honoured with the "Shromani Punjabi Lok Gaaiki Award 2010" in November; she is the 12th to receive that award. She received others including Sangeet Samrat award on Prof. Mohan Singh Mela.[ citation needed ] She was nominated for the PTC Channel Punjabi's music awards 2006, for "Best Folk Oriented Vocalist (Female)" (for her song "Mirza") and "Best Oriented Folk Album (Female)" (for her album Gallan Pyar Dian) and awarded as best folk vocalist female 2006. [3]

Discography

Jaswinder Brar posing for her album Jiunde Rehn AH8A0024 copy.jpg
Jaswinder Brar posing for her album Jiunde Rehn

She started her career with the album named Keemti Cheez in 1990 and released several albums since then. [4]

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References

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  2. "Mass Marriage". The Tribune. Chandigarh. 13 March 2002. Retrieved 23 August 2012.
  3. "ETC Channel Punjabi, Music Awards 2006 – Nominations". www.unp.me. 18 March 2006. Retrieved 14 January 2012.
  4. "Jaswinder Brar – Albums". www.goyalmusic.net. Archived from the original on 3 April 2015. Retrieved 14 January 2012.