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Navraj Hans is an Indian singer, actor, entrepreneur, cricket player and performer. He is the son of Hans Raj Hans and son-in-law of Daler Mehndi.[1]
Musical career
[edit]Navraj Hans has done playback singing for several Bollywood and Punjabi movies. His song "Saiyaan" by Sony Music India featured in the Punjabi movie Burrraahh.[2] His song "Jind meriye" is from the Bollywood movie Purani Jeans.[3] In 2016, he sang "Sadi Rail Gaddi" in film Tutak Tutak Tutiya. In 2018, he sang "Chote Chote Peg" with Neha Kakkar and "Yo Yo Honey Singh" for Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety, "Mundiyaan Tu Bachke" with Palak Muchhal for Baaghi 2, and "Rangdaari" with Arko Pravo Mukherjee for Daas Dev.
Acting career
[edit]Since 2013, Navraj has appeared in many Punjabi feature films. His acting debut was in Sing the Singhs.[4] In 2015, his film Punjabian Da King was released.[5] He also appeared in the Punjabi film Dil Le Gayi Kudi Punjab Di and the Bollywood film Band of Maharajas.[6]
Filmography
[edit]| Year | Film | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2013 | Rab Ton Sohna Ishq | Guest appearance | |
| 2014 | Marriage Da Garriage | Raj | Debut |
| 2015 | Punjabian Da King | Contract Killer | With Keeya Khanna / on T-Series |
| 2015 | Dil Le Gayi Kudi Punjab Di | ||
| TBA | Band of Maharajas | Bollywood debut | |
| 2016 | Canada Di Flight | Harry |
Discography
[edit]Bollywood
[edit]| Year | Film | Song | Composer | Lyrics | Co-singer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2014 | Purani Jeans | "Jind Meriye" | Ram Sampath | ||
| 2016 | Tutak Tutak Tutiya | "Rail Gaddi" | Gurinder Seagal | Shabbir Ahmed | Swati Sharma |
| A Flying Jatt | "Raj Karega Khalsa" | Sachin-Jigar | Priya Saraiya | Daler Mehndi | |
| 2017 | Mubarakan | "Jatt Jaguar" | Amaal Mallik | Kumaar | Vishal Dadlani, Apeksha Dandekar |
| Sarkar 3 | "Thamba" | Rohan Vinayak, Ravi Shankar | |||
| 2018 | Veerey Ki Wedding | "Veerey Ki Wedding Title Track" | Ashok Punjabi | Ashok Punjabi, Chandan Bakshi | Saloni Thakker |
| Baaghi 2 | "Mundiyan" Remake | Sandeep Shirodkar | Ginni Diwan | Palak Muchhal | |
| Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety | "Chote Chote Peg" Remake | Yo Yo Honey Singh | Neha Kakkar, Yo Yo Honey Singh | ||
| Daas Dev | "Rangdaari" | Arko Pravo Mukherjee | Arko, Munir Niazi | Arko | |
| FryDay | "Kauva Party" | Gunwant Sen | Sajid Qureshi | ||
| 2019 | Ek Ladki Ko Dekha Toh Aisa Laga | "Gud Naal Ishq Meetha" Remake | Rochak Kohli | Gurpreet Saini | Harshdeep Kaur |
| De De Pyaar De | "Vaadi Sharaban" Remake | Vipin Patwa | Kumaar | Sunidhi Chauhan | |
| Batla House | "Jako Raake Saiyaan" Remake | Rochak Kohli | Gurpreet Saini, Gautam Sharma | Rochak Kohli | |
| Blank | Ali Ali (Reprise) | Arko Pravo Mukherjee | Arko, Aidep Singh | ||
| Bombairiya | Bairiya | Arko | |||
| Bairiya (Reprise) | Akriti Kakkar | ||||
| Jhootha Kahin Ka | "Jhootha Kahin Ka Title Track" | Sanjeev-Ajay, Rahul Jain | Sanjeev Chaturvedi | Rahul Jain, Ankit Saainraj | |
| Junglee | "Garje Gajraj Hamara" | Sameer Uddin | Kumar Suryavanshi | Hamsika Iyer, Abhishek Naiwal | |
| 2020 | Happy Hardy and Heer | "Le Jaana" | Himesh Reshammiya | Kumaar | Himesh Reshammiya, Harshdeep Kaur, Asees Kaur |
| "Tik Tok" | Himesh Reshammiya | Himesh Reshammiya, Shannon K, Raja Sagoo | |||
| Street Dancer 3D | "Mile Sur" | Sachin–Jigar | Jigar Saraiya, Vayu, IP Singh | Shalmali Kholgade, Divya Kumar, Vayu, Shashwat Singh & IP Singh | |
| Bhangra Paa Le | "Sun Sajna" | Rishi Rich, Yash Narvekar and Kiranee for JAM8 | Kiranee and Sholke Laal for JAM8 | Jonita Gandhi, Yash Narvekar, Kiranee | |
| 2021 | The Girl on the Train | "Mera Mahi" | Sunny and Inder Bawra | Kumaar | Jonita Gandhi |
| Time to Dance | "Thok De Killi" | Rochak Kohli | |||
| Haseen Dilruba | "Dil Melt Karda" | Amit Trivedi | Varun Grover | Nikhita Gandhi | |
| 2022 | Raksha Bandhan | "Done Kar Do" | Himesh Reshammiya | Irshad Kamil | Jyotica Tangri |
Celebrity cricket league
[edit]Navraj Hans is a player of the Punjab De Sher cricket team in the Celebrity Cricket League. With 13 sixes and 6 fours Navraj scored his first century in Punjab De Sher debut match against Mumbai heroes on 28 March 2015 at cricket stadium, Chandigarh, Punjab, India.
References
[edit]- ^ a b "Daler Mehndi's daughter ties the knot with Hans Raj Hans' elder son". timesofindia.com/. 18 March 2008. Retrieved 22 July 2014.
- ^ "delivered the chartbuster Saiyaan".
- ^ "Sung by Navraj Hans on Ram Sampath's composition".
- ^ "Raj (Navraj Hans) tie knot with Simran (Keeya Khanna) forms the gist of movie".
- ^ "Navraj Hans, the lead actor, who plays a contract killer".
- ^ "Hansraj Hans' son Navraj to make Bollywood debut".
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Navraj Hans
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Early life and education
Birth and family background
Navraj Hans was born on 4 December 1989, in Jalandhar, Punjab, India.[5][1] He is the son of the renowned Punjabi singer and politician Hans Raj Hans and his wife, Resham Kaur Hans, who passed away on April 2, 2025, after a prolonged illness at the age of 62.[1][6][7] Navraj has a younger brother, Yuvraj Hans, who is also active as a singer, actor, and model, and the family has no sisters.[1][8] Raised in a musically inclined family in Jalandhar, Navraj was exposed to Punjabi folk and devotional music from an early age, largely influenced by his father's successful career in the industry.[9][1] As a child, he was mesmerized by his father's live performances, which instilled a deep appreciation for music within the household.[9] This early immersion in Punjabi traditions occurred through participation in family performances and local cultural events, fostering Navraj's foundational connection to his heritage.[9] The family's prominence was further highlighted by Hans Raj Hans's political involvement with the Bharatiya Janata Party, where he served as a Member of Parliament.[10][11]Academic pursuits
Navraj Hans completed his early education in Jalandhar, Punjab, where he grew up immersed in a musically inclined family environment that sparked his creative interests.[1] He later pursued higher education at Lovely Professional University in Punjab, enrolling as a second-year student in management studies around 2005.[12][1] Hans then obtained a degree in business from the University of Birmingham in the United Kingdom, balancing his academic commitments with informal nurturing of his musical talents through familial guidance, without any formal music training.[13][14]Personal life
Marriage and immediate family
Navraj Hans married Ajit Kaur Mehndi, an entrepreneur and daughter of renowned Punjabi singer Daler Mehndi, on November 7, 2013.[1] The wedding was a high-profile event held in Gurgaon, attended by prominent figures from the Punjabi music industry and featuring traditional Punjabi rituals that highlighted the cultural heritage of both families.[15][16][17] As the son-in-law of Daler Mehndi, Hans integrated into another influential musical family, forging a personal alliance that connected his father Hans Raj Hans's legacy with the Mehndi lineage.[18] No prior relationships or controversies have been publicly associated with Hans's marital history.[1]Recent personal milestones
In April 2025, Navraj Hans experienced a profound personal loss when his mother, Resham Kaur Hans, passed away on April 2 at the age of 62 after a prolonged illness, including heart-related issues; she had been receiving treatment at a hospital in Jalandhar.[6][19] Later that year, Hans and his wife Ajit Kaur Mehndi welcomed their first child, a daughter named Resham Navraj Hans, on August 28, 2025, marking a joyous milestone after 12 years of marriage.[20][21][2] The couple, who had a normal delivery, expressed immense gratitude for the arrival, with Hans describing the moment he first held his daughter as one of pure "happiness and contentment," noting that the family felt "complete now" after the long wait.[20] Reflecting on the emotional weight of these events, Hans shared in interviews that fatherhood brought a deep sense of responsibility, stating, "We have waited a long time to become parents," while emphasizing his desire to balance family life with his professional commitments by resuming work shortly after the birth so his daughter could "grow seeing me work and understand my schedules."[20] He highlighted the surreal joy of the new chapter amid the year's challenges, underscoring a renewed focus on family unity.[20]Musical career
Entry into music
Navraj Hans, born into a prominent musical family with his father Hans Raj Hans being a renowned Punjabi folk and Sufi singer, received informal training in Punjabi vocals from an early age by closely observing and emulating his father's performances.[9] This familial heritage provided foundational exposure to traditional Punjabi music, though Hans Raj Hans explicitly refused to launch his son's career, emphasizing self-reliance in the industry.[14] Hans began his professional journey through persistent efforts, including rigorous riyaz (practice) and auditioning for numerous opportunities, often singing demo tracks for music directors to build his skills.[22] His formal entry into the music industry came as a playback singer with the debut song "Ishq Di Kitaab," featured in the 2013 Punjabi film Young Malang, where he lent his voice to the track composed by Gurmeet Singh.[23] This marked his initial foray into film music, blending his nascent style with the film's narrative. Following this, Hans expanded into Bollywood with his Hindi singing debut in the 2014 film Purani Jeans, performing the poignant track "Jind Meriye", composed by Ram Sampath, which showcased a mix of Punjabi-infused lyrics and emotional depth.[24] Early in his career, Hans drew influences from his father's traditional Punjabi roots, incorporating elements of bhangra and Sufi traditions while experimenting with contemporary fusion to create a versatile sound that appealed beyond regional boundaries.[9] This approach, honed through live performances and initial recordings, laid the groundwork for his evolution as a multifaceted vocalist.[14]Punjabi contributions
Navraj Hans has made significant contributions to Punjabi music through a series of original singles and album releases that highlight his versatility as a singer and composer. His early Punjabi single "Saiyaan," released in 2013 in collaboration with Gurmit Singh, marked a pivotal moment in establishing his presence in the regional music scene, blending traditional melodies with contemporary production.[25] This was followed by his playback contribution to the 2013 Punjabi film Rab Ton Sohna Ishq, where he sang the energetic track "32 Bore," composed by Jatinder Jeetu, which captured the film's action-romance vibe and resonated with audiences through its upbeat rhythm.[26] In 2015, Hans released the album Punjabian Da King, which included tracks like the title song, showcasing his ability to produce full-length projects rooted in Punjabi pop and folk elements. More recently, his 2023 collaboration with brother Yuvraaj Hans on the album Hans Brothers - Yuvraaj & Navraj featured romantic duets that paid homage to family musical traditions. Singles such as "Gud Naal Ishq Mitha" (2019) further exemplify his output, drawing on playful romantic lyrics. In 2024, Hans contributed to the Punjabi film Apne Ghar Begane with the song "Happy Birthday," co-sung with Gurjeet Khosa.[27] Hans's style in Punjabi music emphasizes a fusion of bhangra beats, folk influences inherited from his father Hans Raj Hans, and romantic ballads that appeal to younger listeners. Tracks like "Bhangra Paun Deyo" (2016) incorporate lively dhol rhythms and celebratory lyrics, evoking the high-energy spirit of traditional Punjabi festivities.[28] His romantic themes often revolve around love, separation, and cultural pride. Collaborations with Punjabi artists have been central to his work, including joint efforts with Yuvraaj Hans on family-oriented projects and features with Sunny Inder and Kumaar on "Nachan Da Time" (2023), a dance anthem that highlights his rhythmic vocal delivery.[29] These partnerships, often produced under labels like T-Series and Sony Music India, have allowed Hans to experiment with fusion elements while staying true to Punjabi roots. The impact of Hans's Punjabi contributions is evident in his rising popularity within Punjab and the diaspora, driven by consistent chart performance and sold-out live shows. Albums like Punjabian Da King achieved notable streams on platforms such as Spotify, reflecting strong regional engagement, while singles like "Raj Karega Khalsa" (a devotional track) have garnered over 9.5 million streams on Spotify as of 2025, underscoring his appeal in spiritual and folk genres.[4] His live performances, including high-energy concerts in Chandigarh and Delhi, have built a dedicated fanbase, with events like the 2024 New Year Bass Festival drawing thousands for sets featuring Punjabi hits.[30] Through these efforts, Hans has helped sustain and modernize Punjabi music's cultural relevance, particularly among urban youth in Punjab.[31]Bollywood playback singing
Navraj Hans made his debut in Bollywood playback singing with the romantic track "Jind Meriye" for the film Purani Jeans in 2014, marking his initial foray into Hindi cinema music.[32] This song, composed by Amjad Nadeem, showcased his versatile vocal style blending emotional depth with melodic appeal, setting the stage for his gradual integration into the industry. His early Bollywood work reflected a cautious expansion from Punjabi music, where his roots provided a rhythmic foundation that infused Hindi tracks with energetic flair. A significant breakthrough came in 2018 with "Chote Chote Peg" from Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety, a high-energy party anthem composed by Yo Yo Honey Singh and featuring co-vocals by Neha Kakkar.[33] The track's infectious beat and Hans' dynamic delivery propelled it to widespread popularity, amassing millions of streams and establishing him as a go-to voice for upbeat Bollywood numbers. This success highlighted his ability to adapt Punjabi influences into mainstream Hindi compositions, broadening his appeal beyond regional audiences. Hans continued to build momentum with notable contributions like "Mundiyan" from Baaghi 2 (2018), a remix-infused dance track co-sung with Palak Muchhal and composed by Mithoon, which captured the film's action-romance vibe.[34] In 2019, he lent his voice to "Gud Naal Ishq Mitha" in Ek Ladki Ko Dekha Toh Aisa Laga, a lively wedding song alongside Harshdeep Kaur, composed by Rochak Kohli, that celebrated familial joy and resonated with festive themes.[35] These tracks demonstrated his range, from high-tempo collaborations to feel-good melodies, solidifying his presence in diverse Bollywood soundtracks. His collaborations extended to prominent composers, including Himesh Reshammiya on "Done Kar Do" for Raksha Bandhan (2022), a fun, sibling-bonding number co-sung with Jyotica Tangri, emphasizing themes of protection and mischief.[36] Over the years, Hans' transition from regional Punjabi playback to mainstream Bollywood has garnered a national fanbase, with his songs often topping charts and featuring in blockbuster films, allowing him to evolve into a multifaceted playback artist while retaining his signature vibrant tone.[9]Acting career
Debut and Punjabi roles
Navraj Hans entered the acting scene with a guest appearance in the Punjabi romantic action film Rab Ton Sohna Ishq (2013), directed by Jaswinder Vicky, marking his initial exposure to cinema while still primarily known as a singer.[37][38] His formal acting debut came in the lead role of Raj in the Punjabi romantic comedy-drama Marriage Da Garriage (2014), directed by Jaswinder Singh, where he played a young man navigating humorous matrimonial mishaps alongside co-stars Jaswinder Bhalla and Keeya Khanna.[39][40] The film highlighted his transition from playback singing to on-screen performance, leveraging his vocal charisma for a youthful, relatable character immersed in Punjabi familial traditions.[9] In 2015, Hans expanded his Punjabi film roles with a special appearance in the comedy Myself Pendu, directed by Surinder Rihal.[41][32] He also took on the antagonistic yet romantic role of a contract killer in the action-drama Punjabian Da King, directed by Mandeep Singh, where his character grapples with love conflicting with duty in a culturally rooted narrative.[42] In 2016, he starred as Harry in the comedy Canada Di Flight, directed by Roopesh Rai Sikand, portraying a young man dreaming of emigrating to Canada.[43] These early roles often cast him as energetic, romantic, or comedic figures reflecting everyday Punjabi life, drawing on his singing heritage to infuse authenticity and appeal.[44]Hindi film appearances
Navraj Hans entered Bollywood acting with a special appearance in the 2016 superhero film A Flying Jatt, directed by Remo D'Souza, marking his initial foray into Hindi cinema beyond his Punjabi roots.[45] His prior experience in Punjabi films provided a foundation for this transition, helping him adapt to larger-scale productions. He subsequently took on supporting and cameo roles in several Hindi films, including Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety (2018), a comedy directed by Luv Ranjan; Batla House (2019), a crime thriller led by John Abraham; Happy Hardy and Heer (2020), a musical romantic drama starring Himesh Reshammiya; The Girl on the Train (2021), a mystery thriller adaptation; Time to Dance (2021), a dance drama featuring Jacqueline Fernandez; and Haseen Dillruba (2021), a Netflix thriller with Taapsee Pannu.[45][3] These appearances often blended his acting with opportunities to contribute vocally, showcasing his multifaceted talents in national cinema. Navigating Bollywood's high-profile sets presented challenges, such as avoiding typecasting tied to his Punjabi heritage while carving a distinct presence.[9] Hans has emphasized the importance of versatility to sustain growth, drawing on his musical background to infuse authenticity into his performances amid the industry's competitive landscape.[9]Filmography
Punjabi films
Navraj Hans began his acting career in Punjabi cinema with a guest appearance and progressed to lead roles in several films, often portraying youthful, adventurous characters in comedic and dramatic narratives. His contributions to Punjabi films span from 2013 to 2016, showcasing his versatility alongside his primary focus on music.| Year | Title | Director | Role Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2013 | Rab Ton Sohna Ishq | Jaswinder Vicky | Guest appearance in a romantic action film.[46] |
| 2014 | Marriage Da Garriage | Jaswinder Singh | Lead role as Raj, a central figure in a comedy about friendship and mishaps.[39] |
| 2015 | Punjabian Da King | Mandeep Chaahal | Portrays Veer, a contract killer navigating personal conflicts in an action-drama.[42] |
| 2016 | Canada Di Flight | Roopesh Rai Sikand | Lead role as Harry, one of three friends on a comedic journey.[47] |
Hindi films
Navraj Hans has no acting credits in Hindi films. His contributions to Bollywood are primarily through playback singing in various soundtracks.Discography
Notable Punjabi tracks
Navraj Hans has lent his voice to several standout Punjabi tracks in regional films and independent releases, often blending traditional folk elements with contemporary beats. His debut in Punjabi cinema came with the song "Ishq Di Kitaab" from the 2013 film Young Malang, a romantic ballad composed by Gurmeet Singh that highlights his emotive singing style.[48] In the same year, Hans featured prominently in the soundtrack of Rab Ton Sohna Ishq, singing the energetic track "32 Bore," which was composed by Jatinder Jeetu and became a popular dance number in Punjabi music circles.[49] One of his widely recognized Punjabi-language collaborations is "Gud Naal Ishq Mitha," a lively folk-inspired song released in 2019, co-sung with Harshdeep Kaur and composed by Rochak Kohli, capturing the playful essence of Punjabi culture.[50] Hans also released the single "Doriyaan" in 2025, a soulful duet with Aishwarya Bhandari, composed by Shreyas Puranik, exploring themes of longing in a modern Punjabi soundscape.[51] A notable collaboration came in 2016 with Daler Mehndi on "Raj Karega Khalsa," a devotional track invoking Sikh pride, composed for the film A Flying Jatt but rooted in Punjabi bhangra rhythms.[52] Among his original non-film works, the 2015 album Punjabian Da King showcases Hans as both singer and composer on tracks like the title song "Punjabian Da King," a high-energy anthem co-written with Rinku Chajjawal, and "Truck," a duet with Sudesh Kumari that fuses traditional Punjabi folk with upbeat production.[53]Bollywood songs
Navraj Hans has contributed his vocals to several Bollywood films, blending his Punjabi folk influences with mainstream Hindi compositions to create energetic and melodic tracks. His playback singing in Hindi cinema often features upbeat rhythms and romantic undertones, earning appreciation for tracks that resonate in wedding and party scenes.[31] One of his early notable contributions was "Jind Meriye" from the film Purani Jeans (2014), a soulful romantic number co-sung with Munna Dhiman and composed by Ram Sampath, which captures nostalgic themes of love and longing.[54] In 2016, he lent his voice to "Raj Karega Khalsa" in A Flying Jatt, a high-energy devotional track co-sung with Daler Mehndi and composed by Sachin-Jigar, highlighting themes of courage and faith with powerful Punjabi beats.[52] Hans gained wider recognition with "Chhote Chhote Peg" from Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety (2018), a fun, party anthem co-sung with Yo Yo Honey Singh and Neha Kakkar, with music also by Honey Singh, featuring playful lyrics about light drinking.[55] The same year, he featured on "Mundiyan" in Baaghi 2, a remix version co-sung with Palak Muchhal, remixed by Sandeep Shirodkar from the original by Panjabi MC, adding a fresh dance-floor vibe to the action film's soundtrack.[34] In 2019, "Gud Naal Ishq Mitha" from Ek Ladki Ko Dekha Toh Aisa Laga showcased his celebratory style, co-sung with Harshdeep Kaur and composed by Rochak Kohli, becoming a popular wedding song with its sweet, rhythmic melody evoking joy and romance.[35] That year, he also sang the devotional "Jako Rakhe Saiyan" for Batla House, composed by Rochak Kohli, emphasizing faith and protection in a poignant context.[56] Additionally, "Vaddi Sharaban" from De De Pyaar De was a lively duet with Sunidhi Chauhan, composed by Vipin Patwa, known for its festive and humorous take on celebrations.[57] In 2021, "Dil Melt Karda" from Haseen Dillruba featured him alongside Nikhita Gandhi, composed by Amit Trivedi, delivering a romantic melody with emotional depth. He also sang the lively "Thok De Killi" for Time to Dance, composed by Rochak Kohli, an upbeat dance track that emphasizes fun and movement, aligning with the film's dance competition theme.[58][59]| Song Title | Film | Year | Co-Singers | Composer(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jind Meriye | Purani Jeans | 2014 | Munna Dhiman | Ram Sampath |
| Raj Karega Khalsa | A Flying Jatt | 2016 | Daler Mehndi | Sachin-Jigar |
| Chhote Chhote Peg | Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety | 2018 | Yo Yo Honey Singh, Neha Kakkar | Yo Yo Honey Singh |
| Mundiyan | Baaghi 2 | 2018 | Palak Muchhal | Sandeep Shirodkar (remix), Panjabi MC (original) |
| Gud Naal Ishq Mitha | Ek Ladki Ko Dekha Toh Aisa Laga | 2019 | Harshdeep Kaur | Rochak Kohli |
| Jako Rakhe Saiyan | Batla House | 2019 | None | Rochak Kohli |
| Vaddi Sharaban | De De Pyaar De | 2019 | Sunidhi Chauhan | Vipin Patwa |
| Dil Melt Karda | Haseen Dillruba | 2021 | Nikhita Gandhi | Amit Trivedi |
| Thok De Killi | Time to Dance | 2021 | None | Rochak Kohli |