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Miss Pooja

Miss Pooja
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Miss Pooja

Miss Pooja at Canada's Wonderland (2009)

Background information

Birth name

Gurinder Kaur Kainth

Born

December 4, 1980 (age 31) Bhangra, Folk, Religious, Hip Hop

Genres

Occupations

Singer, Actress

Years active Associated acts Website

2006-present Geeta Zaildar, Manjit Rupowalia,Preet Brar, Rai Jujhar, Roshan Prince http://www.misspooja.org

Miss Pooja (Punjabi: (Gurmukhi), (Shahmukhi), (Devanagari)) is an Indian singer. She was born on 4 December 1980 asGurinder Kaur Kainth. Before she embarked on her professional singing career, she received a Master's degree in music and worked as a music teacher in Patel Public School in Rajpura, India. She chose Miss Pooja as her professional name because "Pooja" was her childhood nickname. She is widely regarded as having revived Punjabi duet songs. During the late 1980s to the early 21st century, Punjabi duet songs were often given second place by DJs. However, Miss Pooja's duets often get played at the top of the party. She has become the largest-selling female bhangra artist in India and overseas. A partial reason for her success is the rapid increase in the number of songs that she continues to record. She has released duets with more than 70 different male singers.

Contents
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1 Career 2 Discography (Solo) o 2.1 Duo Collaboration 3 Religious 4 Filmography 5 See also 6 References

Career
Miss Pooja started her career with Darshan Khella and released the album Jaan to Piyari; it was released in January 2006. Since then she has recorded duets with other artists on over 2,000 songs and released over 350 albums.[1] Miss Pooja toured the United States in 2006. In 2007 a Miss Pooja live session was broadcast in the UK on BBC Asian Network. In 2008 she toured the United Kingdom with Canadian bhangra singer Jazzy B. In 2009 Miss Pooja won Best International Act at the UK Asian Music Awards.[2] In 2010 she won Best International Album for her album Romantic Jatt.[3] In 2011 she was nominated for Tanveer Dhami's International Act and Best International Album (for Panjaban)[4] and ended up winning Best International Act.

Discography (Solo)
Year Album Record label

2011

Locking better the detentions[citation

needed]

Kamlee Records LTD/Planet Recordz/Speed Records

2011

The Miss Pooja Project: Volume 2

Underground/ParasiteDARK Records

2010

Golden Girl

Goyal Music

2010

The Miss Pooja Project: Volume 1

Underground/ParasiteDARK Records

2009

Romantic Jatt

MovieBox/Planet Recordz/R&P Records/Speed Records

2008

Miss Pooja in Desi Goyal Music Mood

2008

Miss Pooja Top 10 Simran Music Industries All Time Hits Vol. 5

2008

Miss Pooja: Live in Speed Records Concert

2008

On Full Speed 2

Goyal Music

2007

Queen of Duets

Lucky Star

2007

Top 10 All Time Hits

Simran Music Industries

Duo Collaboration
Year Album

2011

Don't Touch Me with Lucky Rureke Jugni with Ranjit Teji Touch Karda with Dharmvir Thandi Nagni with Shami Samplay Hathiyaar with Shinda Shonki Good Morning with Davinder Brar

Dildaar with Jaspal Maan

2010

Pajero with Veer Sukhwant Pind Wal Gera with K. Kashmir Jeep with Harry Mirza Dafa Hoja with Foji Ruttan with Bai Amarjit

2009

Mitran Di Vaari with Pulla Labhna Prince N Pooja with Roshan Prince Oh Kudi with Juglee J Saadgi with Rai Jujhar Doriya with Kuldeep Rasila Wrong Number with Gurvinder Brar Homegrown with Punjabi by Nature Pub Te Club with Preet Brar

2008

Poodna Returns with Preet Brar

2007

Hero with Bai Amarjit Patrol 2 with Preet Brar

2006

Ke Tere Karke with Preet Brar Safari with Kuldeep Rasila

Religious
Year Album Record label

2011

Guru Arjan Dev Ji[citation needed]

T-Series

2010

Satgur Hoye Dayal

T-Series

2010

Kurbaniyaan

T-Series

2010

Saare Kar Lou Eka Begumpura Vasauna

T-Series

2008

Nimaneya Di Laaj

T-Series

2008

Ek Onkar

T-Series

Filmography
Year Film Label

2011

Kurri Patole Wargi[citation needed]

Music Waves

2010

Kabaddi Once Again (playback singer) T-Series

2010

Channa Sachi Muchi

Tips

2010

Panjaban: Love Rules Hearts

Eros

See also
y y

List of Punjabi singers Music of Punjab

Miss Pooja at Canada's Wonderland (2009)

Background information

Birth name

Gurinder Kaur Kainth

Born

December 4, 1980 (age 31) Bhangra, Folk, Religious, Hip Hop

Genres

Occupations Years active

Singer, Actress 2006-present

Associated acts Geeta Zaildar, Manjit Rupowalia,Preet Brar, Rai Jujhar, Roshan Prince Website http://www.misspooja.org

Miss Pooja (Punjabi: (Gurmukhi), (Shahmukhi), (Devanagari)) is an Indian singer. She was born on 4 December 1980 asGurinder Kaur Kainth. Before she embarked on her professional singing career, she received a Master's degree in music and worked as a music teacher in Patel Public School in Rajpura, India. She chose Miss Pooja as her professional name because "Pooja" was her childhood nickname.

She is widely regarded as having revived Punjabi duet songs. During the late 1980s to the early 21st century, Punjabi duet songs were often given second place by DJs. However, Miss Pooja's duets often get played at the top of the party. She has become the largest-selling female bhangra artist in India and overseas. A partial reason for her success is the rapid increase in the number of songs that she continues to record. She has released duets with more than 70 different male singers.

Contents
[hide]
y y y y y y

1 Career 2 Discography (Solo) o 2.1 Duo Collaboration 3 Religious 4 Filmography 5 See also 6 References

Career
Miss Pooja started her career with Darshan Khella and released the album Jaan to Piyari; it was released in January 2006. Since then she has recorded duets with other artists on over 2,000 songs and released over 350 albums.[1] Miss Pooja toured the United States in 2006. In 2007 a Miss Pooja live session was broadcast in the UK on BBC Asian Network. In 2008 she toured the United Kingdom with Canadian bhangra singer Jazzy B. In 2009 Miss Pooja won Best International Act at the UK Asian Music Awards.[2] In 2010 she won Best International Album for her album Romantic Jatt.[3] In 2011 she was nominated for Tanveer Dhami's International Act and Best International Album (for Panjaban)[4] and ended up winning Best International Act.

Discography (Solo)

Year

Album

Record label

2011

Locking better the detentions[citation needed] Kamlee Records LTD/Planet Recordz/Speed Records

2011

The Miss Pooja Project: Volume 2

Underground/ParasiteDARK Records

2010

Golden Girl

Goyal Music

2010

The Miss Pooja Project: Volume 1

Underground/ParasiteDARK Records

2009

Romantic Jatt

MovieBox/Planet Recordz/R&P Records/Speed Records

2008

Miss Pooja in Desi Mood

Goyal Music

2008

Miss Pooja Top 10 All Time Hits Vol. 5 Simran Music Industries

2008

Miss Pooja: Live in Concert

Speed Records

2008

On Full Speed 2

Goyal Music

2007

Queen of Duets

Lucky Star

2007

Top 10 All Time Hits

Simran Music Industries

Duo Collaboration
Year Album

2011

Don't Touch Me with Lucky Rureke Jugni with Ranjit Teji Touch Karda with Dharmvir Thandi

Year

Album Nagni with Shami Samplay Hathiyaar with Shinda Shonki Good Morning with Davinder Brar Dildaar with Jaspal Maan

2010

Pajero with Veer Sukhwant Pind Wal Gera with K. Kashmir Jeep with Harry Mirza Dafa Hoja with Foji Ruttan with Bai Amarjit

2009

Mitran Di Vaari with Pulla Labhna Prince N Pooja with Roshan Prince Oh Kudi with Juglee J Saadgi with Rai Jujhar Doriya with Kuldeep Rasila Wrong Number with Gurvinder Brar Homegrown with Punjabi by Nature Pub Te Club with Preet Brar

2008

Poodna Returns with Preet Brar

2007

Hero with Bai Amarjit Patrol 2 with Preet Brar

2006

Ke Tere Karke with Preet Brar Safari with Kuldeep Rasila

Religious
Year Album Record label

2011

Guru Arjan Dev Ji[citation needed]

T-Series

Year

Album

Record label

2010

Satgur Hoye Dayal

T-Series

2010

Kurbaniyaan

T-Series

2010

Saare Kar Lou Eka Begumpura Vasauna T-Series

2008

Nimaneya Di Laaj

T-Series

2008

Ek Onkar

T-Series

Filmography
Year Film Label

2011

Kurri Patole Wargi[citation needed]

Music Waves

2010

Kabaddi Once Again (playback singer) T-Series

2010

Channa Sachi Muchi

Tips

2010

Panjaban: Love Rules Hearts

Eros

See also
y y

List of Punjabi singers Music of Punjab