Singer from Punjab gets Filmfare Award in South: Sung superhit song in Kannada film Krishnam Pranaya Sakhi, said – Music has no language – Ludhiana News

It is a proud moment for Ludhiana that a Punjabi youth Jaskaran Singh has created a national identity by crossing the boundaries of languages ​​and cultures through music. 26-year-old Jaskaran Singh has stunned Punjab in the South by winning the prestigious award of Best Playback Singer (Male) Kannada at the 70th Filmfare Awards South. He received this honor for the superhit song “Dwapara” from the Kannada film Krishnam Pranaya Sakhi. This award is considered to be the biggest milestone in his career so far. Jaskaran Singh reached Ludhiana after winning the award and met the media. Jaskaran’s journey that started from a reality show has not been easy. About 8 years ago, he made his mark by securing top-4 position in the Tamil singing reality show Zee-Tamil Saare Ga Ma Pa. After this he continued working hard in the South Industry. Jaskaran, who created his identity in different languages, never let the language barriers come in his way. After Tamil, he participated in Telugu singing shows in 2022 and Kannada singing shows in 2023. The special thing was that despite being a Punjabi singer, his pronunciation ability impressed the South audience also. Moment of victory, first gave news to father. Recalling his achievement, Jaskaran said that when he got the news of nomination, he remained silent for a few minutes. After this, the first thing he called his father was to give him this good news. Big contribution of family and gurus: Jaskaran, resident of Sector-32, Ludhiana, started training in classical music from vocal coach Kapil Sharma in 2011. After this he learned western singing from Hanit Taneja. He considers the support of his mentor Asim Nagpal and family, especially ‘bade papa’ Jasbir Singh, as an important reason for his success. Hard work and passion brought recognition Jaskaran says, “Music has no language, it connects hearts. Initially I did not know Tamil or Kannada, but I improved my pronunciation by continuously listening to songs and practicing daily.”



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