Neeraj Shridhar

About Neeraj Shridhar

In the swirling tides of the music scene, Neeraj Shridhar, a Jallandhar-born talent who migrated to Sweden at 13, formed the eclectic band "Bombay Vikings" in 1994. Fusing English pop with Indian melodies, their debut album "Kya Soorat Hai" (1999) shattered expectations and ushered a new wave among the youth, with its multi-hit videos enchanting the MTV generation.

Building on the momentum, Shridhar's "Woh Chali" (2000) captivated audiences, earning recognition as a world-class composer. The album's international flair was highlighted by the cross-border favorite "Angel Eyes" and rave reviews, including accolades from legendary singer Lata Mangeshkar.

2002's "Hawa Mein Udati Jaaye" redefined nostalgia, roping in stars like Falguni Pathak, while the "Fusion Remixes" in 2004 innovated with collaborative beats. The final album "Zara Nazron Se Kehdo" (2006) left fans yearning as Shridhar transitioned to Bollywood with "Tumko Dekha" in "God Tussi Great Ho" and went on to dominate film charts with "Bhool Bhulaiyaa" and Filmfare nods.

Ever-versatile, Shridhar crooned chartbusters for films including "Race" and "Chandni Chowk To China" in 2008. Despite scaling back in 2010 to focus on personal album work, his contributions to Bollywood persisted with "Character Dheela" (2011) confirming his enduring artistry. From revolutionizing remixes to conquering cinema, Neeraj Shridhar remains a powerhouse of trans-cultural tunes.

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