Shweta Shetty

Shweta Shetty scaled the heights of success with her voice in Bollywood is known as the legendary 90s pop icon of India. Her most hit song is ‘Q-Funk’ from the album ‘Oorja’ which was released in 1995.

She started modelling and singing at the age of 17, but after being discovered by a music producer she chose to follow her passion of singing. 

She was one of the first Indian singers who not only sang Indian and Western music but also created a mixture between an Indian interpretation and western means. She was nominated in Filmfare for ‘Best Female Playback Singer’ for her songs in the Bollywood movie ‘Rangeela’. 

Her album ‘Johnny Joker’, was a success for which she was awarded the ‘Best Female Pop Artist’ for her work in the album ‘Deewane To Deewane Hain’ at the 1998 ‘Screen Awards’.

In 2003, she released yet another album ‘Saajna’ which was based on Indian music

She also produced a song called‘Jam and Spoon’ with Sara Brightman in 2004, which became highly popular. 

The pop star's unconventional, powerful voice is perfect for her singles and albums. Her charismatic personality and global reputation ensures her success at live shows.