Shabbir Ahmed is an acclaimed Indian lyricist, music composer, singer, and poet best known for his prolific contributions to Bollywood music. Born on March 9 in Jaunpur, Uttar Pradesh, he moved to Mumbai to pursue a career in songwriting and made his film debut with Salman Khan’s “Garv: Pride & Honour” in 2004. Shabbir quickly gained reputation for crafting memorable lyrics for hit films such as “Bodyguard,” “Kick,” “Wanted,” “Partner,” and “Simmba,” working alongside top composers like Himesh Reshammiya. His versatility spans from energetic dance numbers to soulful romantic ballads, with notable tracks like “Teri Meri” and “Aankh Marey.” Shabbir credits Salman Khan as his godfather in the industry and has been recognized with several award nominations, including the Mirchi Music Award and Zee Cine Award. Over the years, he has remained a sought-after lyricist, penning songs that blend traditional and contemporary themes, contributing to the enduring appeal of Bollywood’s music. Away from the limelight, Shabbir enjoys poetry, values family, and is known for his humility and dedication to the craft.