Simiran Kaur Dhadli (born September 4, 1997 in Ambala, Haryana, later raised in Patiala, Punjab) is a rising Punjabi singer, lyricist, and composer celebrated for her bold fusion of folk and hip-hop influences. She gained early recognition with her debut single “Marjaneya,” followed by tracks like “Sahiba” and “Barood Wargi,” which cemented her presence in Punjabi pop. Her music often carries themes of empowerment, cultural pride, and storytelling, highlighted in energetic songs such as “Time Hai Ni” and “Dupatta Drill” that blend Punjabi and Haryanvi rhythms. Known as “The Woman King of Punjab,” she is admired for her confident, theatrical vocals and lyricism—noteworthy in “Lahu Di Awaaz,” a controversial but widely discussed song that triggered debates and dialogue online. With over a million monthly listeners and dozens of millions of cumulative streams, Simiran continues to shape the contemporary Punjabi music scene with her unapologetic style and social commentary