Munna Dhiman

Munna Dhiman, born on 25 April, 1971, is a renowned Bollywood lyricist and songwriter. He resides in Burail-Chandigarh and is the son of a Punjab Roadways bus conductor. He completed his graduation from a Hindi-medium school in Chandigarh. Having relocated to Mumbai in pursuit of his dream, he moved back to Chandigarh in 2003 after having given up on it. He was penning songs for Chandigarh theatre companies to use in their productions when he got a one-line reply to a cold email he had sent to Vishal Bhardwaj The most outstanding of a successful film producer >> Read More... , a filmmaker. "One day, we will work together," wrote the director, mostly acclaimed for his notable works such as Maqbool and Haider.

Following this, Dhiman sat back and waited for him, and consequently, after a month, Bhardwaj asked him to write three songs for his famous film Aasma in 2004. Dhiman has a multitude of considerable accomplishments to his name, such as working for prominent Indian films such as Delhi Belly Click to look into! >> Read More... , Fukrey, and Bhootnath Returns and television series like Satyamev Jayate. He was also part of an episode (14 July) of the acclaimed Coke Studio. It was there that he wrote the Sufiana romantic song “Luk da Firda Hai Mere to Laake Yaariyan,” which was graced by the voices of Alisha Bath and Vijay Prakash Vijay Prakash is an Indian playback singer and fil >> Read More... . Some other of his most notable works include the films Ramji Londonwaley (2005), Nishad (2007) as well as U Me Aur Hum (2008).

He has also worked with many of Bollywood’s most eminent faces, such as Aamir Khan Aamir Khan or Mohammed Aamir Hussain Khan is Bolly >> Read More... , Sona Mohapatra Sona Mohapatra was born on 17th of June in 1976 at >> Read More... , and Ram Sampath Ram Sampath is an Indian music producer and compos >> Read More... . In 2012, he was presented with his first-ever opportunity to work on a Punjabi film (Nabar), which he accepted. He thus gave another Sufi song, sung by the famous Punjabi Sufi singer Barkat Sidhu Barkat Sidhu was born on 18 September 1946. He was >> Read More... . Dhiman is afflicted with a severe curvature of his spine, which places certain restrictions on his movements, but never on his dreams. Following Bhardwaj’s note in 2003, he has written the lyrics for about 50 songs featured in 15 different films, despite never having returned to Mumbai since moving back to Punjab nearly 15 years ago.