Her rise to the top of the celebrity tree in Bollywood has been one of the biggest success stories for any solo British Asian entertainer in the past ten years
Hard Kaur is a professional rapper based out of the finance capital of India, Mumbai. Her rise to the top of the celebrity tree in Bollywood has been one of the biggest success stories for any solo British Asian entertainer in the past ten years. Right from Birmingham to Mumbai, she launched a colossal scale hip hop attack on Asia. The media hailed her as the saviour of the music scene, thanks to her new sound and music concept. From causing a furore in the finals in Jhalak Dikhlaja, a dance reality show, to anchoring the hit ‘IPL Rockstar’ series nationally, Hard Kaur has become a national onscreen star. Her success story in India began as she co-wrote a hit single for ‘Johnny Gadar’, the Indian gangster underworld flick, alongside the Indian equivalent of triple Grammy award winners, Shankar, Ehsaan and Loy. The record was the most downloaded musical single that year and launched her into the limelight. Today, her discography includes more than 20 smash hit records for movies like 'Bachna Ae Haseeno' ‘Singh Is King’, 'Chance Pe Dance’, and ‘Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi’. With continued hits including India’s top selling singles from her albums ‘Glassy’, ‘Supawoman’, ‘Bombay Deewana’, and ‘Look 4 Me’, she went on to become one of the most sought-after performers in music in Bollywood blockbusters. Hard Kaur has introduced hip hop and taken it to greater heights by giving it a pop sensibility. The style has quickly been absorbed by India and been used for the biggest Bollywood blockbusters.