Saurabh Bhatt

He was born into a family where music and culture have been flowing for more than a decade. The genetics of music in Saurabh have flourished from an early age. Being the youngest son of a famous Indian artist, who won a Grammy award - Padmashree pt. Vishwa Mohan Bhatt, Saurabh has deep training in ancient Indian music and plays mohan veena with grit and courage which impresses even his pastor. Saurabh has a natural knowledge of various beats, which means taal, and creates such beautiful patterns that fascinate artists twice his years, but responding to his natural talent, Saurabh has taken full time to compose. As the roots are deep in soulful music, Saurabh's songs are like a breath of fresh air in a modern music scene; he is the creator of nature.

It should be noted that at the age of 21, magnasound signed him as a composer and released his first album 'kaisa yeh jadoo', which came as a very interesting and exciting album in recent times. The album receives exciting reviews not only by experts but also captures the attention of the average listener. Saurabh's first ideas of invention took wings under the divine direction given to him by his adviser, his only pt. vishwa mohan bhatt. Saurabh helped his guru on a number of respected projects such as relaxing music, meghdootam, geet - govindam, soul music, and celebrating love. He recently played music for a short film. Saurabh directed 300 artists together for a live 'art of life' concert

Already revered as a trendsetter composer, Saurabh’s songs remind listeners of ever-present songs of Pancham and he vowed to bring back the fictional song and revive the Indian tune to them. He also has the unique music composer of the theme music and behind-the-scenes kavita star plus, karam of sab t.v., added metro kamal of Zee T.v. and Kahin To Hoga star plus produced by Ekta Kapoor's, Balaji Telefilms which is the highest banner on electronic media today. He has a collection of over 800 songs for all that contradicts his age. Saurabh works in his 'swarnidhi' recording studio where he makes his own music. His great successes include singing on Mohan-Veena in honor of the historic visit of Queen Elizabeth II to India, playing in Agra with his father at an Indo-Pak conference in honor of Pervez Musharraf. He has also been given several jobs in India and abroad with his father, and he directed 300 artists together for a live ‘live art’ concert.