Pawni Pandey is a talented Indian playback singer renowned for her dynamic and expressive voice in Bollywood and pop music. Born on July 20, 1992, in Jaipur, she began singing at the age of three and moved to Mumbai at age 10 to pursue a serious music career. Her early rise to fame came as a finalist and “Best Female Singer” on Sa Re Ga Ma Pa L’il Champs, followed by formal training in Indian classical and western music. Pawni’s Bollywood debut was marked by songs in movies like “Kisaan” and “Bodyguard,” but her major breakthrough came with the hit “Laila Main Laila” from the film Raees, which established her as a household name. She is also recognized for memorable tracks in films such as “Fugly,” “Phillauri,” and “Sweety Tera Drama” from “Bareilly Ki Barfi.” Frequently performing live across India and abroad, Pawni draws inspiration from legends like Lata Mangeshkar and contemporary artists such as Arijit Singh, remaining a vibrant presence in the Indian music scene.