Punjabi singer Harrdy Sandhu, known for his hit tracks like Titliyan, Soch, Nah Soniye, Backbone, and Joker, is celebrating his 38th birthday today. Although he has established himself in the Punjabi music industry, Hindi music, and Bollywood films, Harrdy originally did not aspire to join the entertainment world. Harrdy Sandhu initially dreamed of becoming a cricketer and was selected for the Indian Under-19 team as a talented bowler. An unfortunate injury changed his life, forcing him out of the team. Even though he continued to play in secret after recovering, his condition worsened, and he could never return to the game, ending his cricket career.
Hardavinder Singh Sandhu, popularly known as Harrdy Sandhu, was a talented bowler from a young age and was selected for the Indian Under-19 team. However, after sustaining a hand injury, he was forced to step away from the team. Despite recovering, he continued playing in secret, but his condition worsened, leading to the end of his cricket career. His injury ultimately prevented him from ever playing again at a professional level.
After his dream of becoming a cricketer was shattered, Harrdy Sandhu started singing. His first song was Tequila Shot, but it did not give him much popularity. The song Soch which came out in 2013 gave him real recognition among the audience. Harrdy Sandhu has delivered several superhit songs, including Soch, Nah, Backbone, Kya Baat Hai, Yaar Na Mileya, Bijli Bijli, Titliyan Varga, and Kudiyaan Lahore Di. His 2017 hit song Nah, which featured Nora Fatehi in the music video, was particularly popular and contributed significantly to his success.
Harrdy Sandhu, who has won hearts with his music, made his Bollywood debut with the film 83. The film, directed by Kabir Khan and released in 2021, chronicles the Indian cricket team’s 1983 World Cup victory. Harrdy portrayed fast bowler Madanlal, and his performance received acclaim from audiences and critics alike.
In 2022, Harrdy Sandhu was seen in the film Code Name Tiranga with Parineeti Chopra but the film went by totally unnoticed.
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