मीका सिंह

Mika Singh (born Amrik Singh on 10 June 1977 in Durgapur, West Bengal) is one of Hindi cinema's most recognisable party-song voices. The youngest of six brothers — among them pop icon Daler Mehndi — and son of classically trained musician Ajmer Singh, he broke out with the Punjabi pop album Saawan Mein Lag Gayee Aag (1998) and consolidated his fame with the 2006 hit 'Something Something'. His raspy, high-energy delivery made him Bollywood's go-to singer for dance-floor anthems across a golden decade: 'Mauja Hi Mauja' (Jab We Met, 2007), 'Bas Ek King' (Singh Is Kinng, 2008), 'Ibn-e-Batuta' (Ishqiya, 2010), 'Dhanno' (Housefull, 2010), 'Dhinka Chika' (Ready, 2011), 'Subha Hone Na De' (Desi Boyz, 2011), 'Chinta Ta Chita' (Rowdy Rathore, 2012), 'Jumme Ki Raat' (Kick, 2014) and 'Aaj Ki Party' (Bajrangi Bhaijaan, 2015). Beyond playback he has judged The Voice India (2015), headlined international stages including London's O2 Arena in 2014, and remains a fixture of the live circuit. He continues to lend his voice to Hindi films, with recent credits including 'Dhokha' from Sarfira (2024) and 'Bhasad Macha' from Deva (2025).