Master Saleem

Master Saleem

Master Saleem, born as Saleem Shahzada on July 13, 1980, in Punjab, India, is a renowned Indian playback singer known for his powerful and soulful voice. He is considered one of the finest Sufi singers in the industry and has captivated audiences with his incredible vocal range and emotive renditions.

Master Saleem gained prominence with his breakthrough song “Dhol Jagiro Da” from the Bollywood film “Teesri Aankh: The Hidden Camera” in 2006. The track showcased his exceptional vocal abilities, particularly his command over high-pitched and soulful renditions. Since then, he has delivered numerous hit songs in Punjabi and Hindi cinema, earning him a dedicated fan base.

Known for his versatility, Master Saleem effortlessly transitions between various musical genres, including Sufi, folk, devotional, and romantic melodies. His renditions of Sufi songs have touched the hearts of millions of listeners, evoking a sense of spirituality and devotion. Some of his popular tracks include “Mast Kalandar,” “Peerh Meri,” “Jind Mahi,” and “Maa Da Ladla.”