Tochi Raina is a soulful Indian playback singer, composer, and live performer known for his expressive, raspy voice and spiritual musicality. Born Yashwinder Singh Raina on 4 January 1966 in Raipur, Chhattisgarh, he discovered music early through his father, a Sikh qawwali singer, and trained in classical vocal traditions. After years of performing globally with Sufi and collaborative music groups, he rose to fame in Bollywood with the emotional tracks “Rabba” (from Delhi-6) and “Iktara” (from Wake Up Sid), which showcased his heartfelt delivery and musical depth. He has since contributed to many Hindi film soundtracks and devotional albums, blending folk, Sufi, and contemporary styles. Known for powerful live performances, Tochi often headlines music festivals and spiritual gatherings, emphasizing music as a path to connection and consciousness. His enduring presence across mainstream and devotional music forms has made him a treasured voice in Indian music culture.