Jigar Saraiya is one half of the acclaimed composer duo Sachin–Jigar, known for his influential work across Bollywood and Gujarati cinema. Born on 12 April 1985 in Mumbai, he began his music career in theatre, television, and jingles before debuting as a film composer in 2008 with My Name Is Anthony Gonsalves. As co-composer of hit soundtracks for films such as F.A.L.T.U., Go Goa Gone, Badlapur, ABCD 2, Parmanu, Bhediya, and Stree, he helped define a modern yet melodic musical language for contemporary Indian cinema en.wikipedia.org+13en.wikipedia.org+13famousbirthdays.com+13. Jigar also occasionally contributes as a playback singer and lyricist, notably co-writing the viral track “Aao Kabhi Haveli Pe” for Stree en.wikipedia.org+2en.wikipedia.org+2maddockhorrorcomedyuniverse.fandom.com+2. With a reputation for versatility across genres—from pop and jazz to electronic and folk—he has crafted memorable soundscapes through vibrant instrumentation and storytelling emotion en.wikipedia.org. Born and raised in Mumbai, Jigar continues to work closely with Sachin Sanghvi, creating music that balances mainstream appeal with creative nuance.