From a daily wage labourer’s daughter to viral sensation: ‘That Girl’ rapper Paramjeet Kaur is smashing stereotypes – Entertainment News

Paramjeet Kaur, a 19-year-old singer and rapper from Duneke, Punjab, has gained significant attention in the music world with her recent hip-hop track titled “That Girl.” Released six days ago on YouTube, the song has already gathered 3.5 million views. The track, produced by British record producer Manni Sandhu and released by Collab Creations, stands out due to Param’s unique vocal style, which has drawn comparisons to the late Sidhu Moosewala. Social media users have referred to her as the “female Moosewala.”

Param’s musical journey began humbly; she did not have a musical background and faced initial skepticism regarding her singing abilities. However, her interest in rap developed during her school years, which she further explored in college. Collaborating with friends, she became involved in freestyle sessions at local venues, ultimately leading to her current success.

In a recent interview, Manni Sandhu described the recording experience, noting how quickly the song came together despite being recorded in a non-traditional setting. Sandhu highlighted the quality of the final product despite external noise, emphasizing Param’s raw talent as a promising element for the future of music.

Param’s aspirations extend beyond music; she aims to support her family and improve their living conditions. Her parents have encouraged her pursuit of music, allowing her the freedom to explore her talents.