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Swasti Mehul | |
|---|---|
| Birth name | Mehul Jain |
| Born | October 12, 1995 Shivpuri, Madhya Pradesh, India |
| Origin | India |
| Occupation(s) | Singer, songwriter, performer |
| Years active | 2018–present |
| Website | YouTube Channel |
Swasti Mehul (born Mehul Jain; 12 October 1995) is an Indian singer, songwriter, and live performer. She is known for her work in Bollywood playback singing, independent romantic music, and devotional bhajans. She gained recognition with her debut Bollywood track Naah Goriye from the 2019 film Bala and rose to national prominence in 2024 when Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised her devotional song Ram Ayenge.[1]
Early life and education
[edit]Swasti Mehul was born as Mehul Jain in Shivpuri, Madhya Pradesh, to Arvind and Mamta Jain.[2] She developed an early interest in music, performing at school events and local festivals. Her upbringing in a culturally rooted town influenced her inclination toward devotional and folk music.
Career
[edit]Debut and Bollywood entry
[edit]Swasti made her playback debut with the Punjabi dance number Naah Goriye in the 2019 film Bala starring Ayushmann Khurrana.[3] The song became a popular hit and introduced her voice to a wider Bollywood audience.
Independent music and viral success
[edit]Post her Bollywood debut, Swasti released a series of independent singles that went viral on social media. Songs like Tere Deewane, Dil Galti, Fir Milaange, Oh Bhaiya, and Mere Kanha received widespread acclaim for their emotional depth and relatability.[4]
Many of her tracks focus on familial bonds, such as Betiyaan, Meri Behna, Laadla Beta, and Papa Mummy, which earned praise for their heartfelt portrayal of relationships.
Breakthrough with Ram Ayenge
[edit]Swasti’s devotional bhajan Ram Ayenge went viral in late 2023, and received national attention after it was shared by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on X (formerly Twitter) on 6 January 2024. Modi wrote:
- "If you listen to this hymn of Swasti ji once, it keeps resonating in the ears for a long time. It fills the eyes with tears and the mind with emotions."[5]
The praise significantly boosted Swasti's visibility and marked a turning point in her musical career.
Wave of devotionals
[edit]Swasti Mehul is credited with popularizing devotional music among India’s younger generation. Her bhajans often combine traditional themes with contemporary arrangements, making them appealing across age groups. Popular tracks in this genre include:
- Shyama Aan Baso
- Adharam Madhuram
- Krishna Deewani
- Shyam Teri Ik Nazar Se
By early 2025, her devotional tracks had crossed more than 1 billion digital streams across platforms.[6]
Musical style and influences
[edit]Swasti Mehul’s music blends the emotional storytelling of devotional and romantic music with the energetic flavor of Punjabi pop. Her lyrics are self-written, which has contributed to a strong personal connection with her audience. She has cited family, local culture, and spiritual themes as her primary influences.[7]
Live performances
[edit]Known for her powerful stage presence, Swasti is a regular performer at spiritual festivals, college events, and cultural celebrations. Her live sets typically range from romantic numbers to high-energy tracks and devotional pieces, showcasing her vocal range and versatility.
Personal life
[edit]Swasti Mehul remains unmarried and resides in Delhi, India.[8] She continues to write and compose music full-time and actively engages with her fanbase through digital platforms.
Discography (selected)
[edit]- Naah Goriye (2019) – Film *Bala*
- Tere Deewane (2021) – Independent single
- Oh Bhaiya (2022) – Independent single
- Ram Ayenge (2023) – Devotional bhajan
- Krishna Deewani (2024) – Devotional bhajan
- Mere Kanha (2024) – Devotional bhajan
Online presence
[edit]- Swasti Mehul Music on YouTube – 2.6 million+ subscribers
- @swastimehulmusic on Instagram
- Available on Spotify, Apple Music, JioSaavn and other platforms
See also
[edit]- List of Indian playback singers
- Devotional music in India
References
[edit]- ^ "PM Modi praises 'Ram Ayenge' bhajan by Swasti Mehul". NDTV. 6 January 2024.
- ^ "Swasti Mehul (Singer) Wiki, Age, Family, Biography & More". StarsUnfolded.
- ^ "Naah Goriye Full Song – Bala". YouTube.
- ^ "Independent sensation Swasti Mehul's songs cross 1 billion streams". Sachai News. March 2024.
- ^ "PM Modi gets emotional after hearing Swasti Mehul's bhajan Ram Ayenge". Republic World. 6 January 2024.
- ^ "Devotion meets digital: Swasti Mehul's bhajans go viral". Hindustan Times. February 2025.
- ^ "Meet Swasti Mehul – the voice of modern devotion". ThePrint.
- ^ "Swasti Mehul Biography". WikiBioStar.
External links
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