When Navratri approaches, people eagerly search for the best Garba singers in India and their popular songs. However, Garba music is not limited to the festival alone. These songs are considered evergreen, making them enjoyable at any time of the year.
Over the years, many talented Garba singers have emerged in India, each with a powerful voice that listeners love to hear again and again. Just like other music genres, Garba and its related forms are rapidly gaining prominence in the Indian music industry. Today, you can find numerous popular artists across the country who have performed Garba songs and earned widespread fame.
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Falguni Pathak
This legendary singer needs no introduction. Millennials have spent countless hours listening to and dancing along with his music. Falguni Pathak, often hailed as the Queen of Dandiya, has made remarkable contributions to pop-folk, pop music, and music composition. Beyond cementing her reputation as a musical icon, her hit songs like “Chudi Jo Khanki Haathon Mein” and “Maine Payal Hai Chhankai” played a pivotal role in shaping pop music in the early 2000s.
Aishwarya Majmudar
Aishwarya Majmudar is one of the youngest and most celebrated Gujarati singers today. She rose to fame after winning Star Voice of India – Chhote Ustaad and has been shining ever since. With thousands of live performances under her belt, she has captivated audiences across the country. Fans especially adore her soulful Garba songs, which have become a staple during Navratri celebrations.
Bhoomi Trivedi
Bhumi Trivedi is a talented Bollywood singer who has also gained fame for her captivating Garba songs. Known for her fabulous voice, she rose to prominence with the hit track “Ram Chahe Leela” from the movie Ram Leela. Following this success, her popularity soared, and fans began listening to her songs again and again, making her a beloved name in both Bollywood and Garba music circles.
Atul Purohit
Atul Purohit is a veteran Garba singer renowned for his traditional and soulful renditions. His performances are a staple in Gujarat’s Navratri celebrations, drawing large crowds year after year.
Ismail Darbar
Ismail Darbar, a renowned Bollywood music director and violinist, has also contributed to the Garba music scene. His compositions blend classical elements with traditional Garba rhythms, creating a unique musical experience.
Kinjal Dave
Kinjal Dave has become a sensation in the Gujarati pop-folk music scene with hits like “Ghate To Zindagi Ghate” and “Chaar Bangdi Wali Audi.” Her vibrant performances and modern take on traditional Garba music have garnered her a massive following.
Kirtidan Gadhvi
Kirtidan Gadhvi is an iconic folk singer from Gujarat, celebrated for his melodious tracks like “Ladki,” “Gori Radha Ne Kalokan,” and “Nagar Mein Jogi Aaya.” Known for his intricate melodies, he has mastered a wide range of music, including ghazals, qawwalis, bhajans, Bollywood songs, as well as dayaras, folk, and classical music. Kirtidan has performed on prestigious platforms such as MTV Coke Studio, and in 2015, the Government of Gujarat honored him as the Best Singer of the State. Beyond performing, he also imparts his knowledge of music as a teacher at Bhavnagar University.
Geeta Rabari
Geeta Rabari, popularly known as “Kachhi Koyal,” is a rising star in Gujarati folk music. With hit tracks like “Rona Ser Ma” and “Masti Ma Mastani,” she has built a strong reputation and earned widespread popularity. Geeta began her singing journey at the young age of 10, gaining fame in her village and gradually becoming one of the most loved Gujarati singers. Unlike many artists, she remains dedicated to folk music, passionately performing and preserving traditional melodies.
Devang Patel
Devang Patel, often called music’s funny man, has brought laughter and joy to Navratri celebrations with his unique style. Known for his humor in music, his popular tracks like “Meri Marzi” and parodies such as “Patel Scope I” and “Patel Scope II” showcase his fresh and entertaining approach. Born and raised in Ahmedabad, Devang is a versatile artist. Beyond gaining fame as a Garba and Dandiya singer, he has also excelled in acting, rapping, dancing, songwriting, film production, and direction, making him a multi-talented figure in the Indian entertainment industry.
Arvind Vegda
Arvind Vegda is regarded as one of the best and most famous Gujarati folk singers from Gujarat, India. Born on 5 October 1974 in Ahmedabad, he gained nationwide recognition when he appeared as a contestant on the popular reality show Bigg Boss Season 9 in 2015.
Despite his deep passion for music, Arvind did not undergo formal training initially. He later began learning the harmonium under the guidance of Narendra Rao and eventually formed his own orchestra in 2002, establishing himself as a prominent figure in the Gujarati music scene.
These artists have enriched the Garba music landscape, each bringing their unique style and energy to the Navratri celebrations.
