Inder Kaur, widely known as the “Folk Queen,” is a talented singer.
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Inder Kaur hails from Rajpura, Punjab, India. Born into a family with a rich musical background, her passion for acting and singing blossomed from an early age.
Although the specific details of her date of birth and age remain undisclosed, Inder was raised in Ludhiana, Punjab, India. She is not married and has kept her romantic relationships private.
Belonging to the Sikh faith, Inder Kaur finds joy in dancing, gymming, and cooking during her leisure time. She has a couple of tattoos, one on her right arm and another on the back of her neck, adding to her unique style and personality.
PHYSICAL APPEARANCE
Standing at approximately 160 cm (5′ 3″) tall and weighing around 55 kg (121 lbs), Inder possesses a charming personality with striking black eyes and hair.
CAREER
In 2015, Inder Kaur embarked on her singing career with her debut song “Teri Shirt Naal Di Chunni” featuring Jordan Sandhu, which received much appreciation from audiences. Since then, she has captivated her fans with numerous popular Punjabi songs like “Naa Chalda,” “Laanedaarni,” “Hell Cat,” “Nabaz Jatti Di,” and “Desi Sirre Da,” showcasing her versatility as a singer.
In addition to her singing career, Inder Kaur has lent her melodious voice to Punjabi films as well. She contributed to the songs “End Jattiye” in the movie “Once Upon a Time in Amritsar” and “Mucch” in the film “Aate Di Chidi.”
Apart from her musical pursuits, Inder Kaur is an ardent dog lover, cherishing the company of these four-legged friends. Among her favorite things, she delights in relishing Chole Bhature and Pulao, admires the legendary singer Jagmohan Kaur, and has a fondness for the color red. Additionally, she dreams of visiting the picturesque landscapes of Switzerland someday.
With her talent, charm, and dedication to music, Inder Kaur continues to enchant her audience with her soulful voice and remains an influential figure in the Punjabi music industry.
