Aastha Gill

Aastha Gill is an Indian playback singer from Delhi who built her career largely within the Hindi film industry. She first drew wide attention with the party anthem «Dhup Chik» alongside Raftaar and Badshah for the 2014 film Fugly, a track that showcased her knack for upbeat, dance-floor-ready pop vocals. Since then she has become a familiar voice in Bollywood soundtracks, often paired with rap and electronic production rather than classical playback arrangements.

Her catalogue leans toward energetic pop and rock-inflected film songs, frequently produced in collaboration with hip-hop artists, which gives her sound a distinctly contemporary, club-friendly edge compared to more traditional Bollywood vocalists. Songs like «Kamariya» and «Naagin» highlight her ability to carry catchy, rhythm-driven hooks meant for mass appeal and choreography-led picturization.

Gill occupies a niche within Indian pop as a singer who bridges film music and youth-oriented dance tracks, working regularly with prominent Indian rap and pop producers. Her steady presence in playback singing since the mid-2010s has made her one of the recognizable voices behind Bollywood's more upbeat, festive numbers.