About the artist
Harrdy Sandhu is an Indian singer and actor from Punjab who first built a public profile as a fast bowler in Indian domestic cricket before turning to music full time. He crossed over into playback and pop singing in the early-to-mid 2010s, and his warm, accessible voice quickly made him a fixture on the Punjabi and Bollywood charts.
His breakthrough single «Soch» became one of the defining Punjabi pop hits of its era and was later remade in Hindi as a film song, cementing his crossover appeal between regional and mainstream Indian pop. He followed it with a run of catchy, radio-friendly singles such as «Naah», «Bijlee Bijlee» and «Titliyaan», often built around glossy production, danceable rhythms and romantic or youthful lyrical themes typical of contemporary Punjabi pop.
Beyond singing, Sandhu has also worked as an actor in Punjabi and Hindi cinema, which has helped keep his music tied to visual, film-adjacent promotion. His catalogue leans heavily on love songs and upbeat party tracks, and he remains one of the more recognizable voices to emerge from the Punjabi pop scene into pan-Indian popularity.