The Singing sensation Pankaj Kumar reveals about his upcoming video release

The Singing sensation Pankaj Kumar reveals about his upcoming video release which is happening by the end of this year named "Dil Ne TereDil Se ", a duet trans musical featuring well-known playback singer Khushboo Jain. It's a wrap up with the shoot, and the post-production work of the video is going on now. Also, the upcoming one is "O Baby", a hip hop funk song.

Pankaj Kumar's back to back hits made him stand out in the crowd where a number of new voices are being heard every other day. The singer has shared his space with a lot of great talents from the Industry that has given him immense knowledge and experience along with a lot of pleasant memories for his musical career. His one of the many talents is holding audience and engage them throughout his stage performance.

He started from a fair early age by imitating the fine artists like Kishore Kumar,TalatMehmood, RD Burman, MD Rafi, Manna Dey, and a lot more names. Later on he has worked on his voice and discovered his own talent, his passion for music has bought out numerous releases and the best ones are “Aa Mere Paas AA”, “Tum Mujhe Yun Mile”, ”Dil Ye Deewana”, ”Baharon Ki Tamanna”, ”Mere Humsafar”, “GanpatiBappaMorya Re”, “HoliKheleNandLala” and many more.

He always worked hard on his music so that he can reach to hearts of the audience. Learning and experimenting has been an important part of his musical journey.

Pankaj Kukar is name that has been bounced back lately. He has several top Bollywood tracks in his account. He has worked with famous gems of music industry and created hit numbers like "Tum Mujhe Yun Mile" featuring Sadhana Sargam, "Dil Ye Deewana" Featuring Alka Yagnik, "Baharon Ki Tamanna" featuring Shreya Ghoshal with was also his debut song.
He's trained by his gurus so perfectly that his immense knowledge is seen in his songs. Music was his teenage affair so he's very passionate about it. He used to imitate famous singers like Mukesh, MD Rafi, Manna Dey, Talat Mehmood, Kishore Kumar, SD Burman, KL Sehgal etc.
Gradually, this became his hobby which later turned into singing.
Pankaj Kumar is well appreciated and supported by his huge fan base on social media. Her Bollywood debut came along with a blast. Then his voice quality was recognized by the audience.
He feels his journey has been unbelievable with lots of memories and experiences that has just started for him, there's still a long way to go. Learning and experimenting has always been part of his day to day practice. Collaborations with celebrities made him sensation on social media as well as in hearts of people.

Apart from duets and collaborations, he loves to work independently in albums for which he's been known in the industry. We are eagerly waiting for his upcoming release "Dil Ne Tere Dil Se" which is a romantic trans musical duet featuring the playback singer Khushboo Jain.

Popular and versatile singer
Pankaj Kumar is an established singer and live performer. He's known for his distinct style and versatile voice. He has recorded Romantic, Punk songs. He predominantly sings in Hindi.

His interest in music was obvious from a young age. He once used to imitate Mukesh, MD Rafi, Manna Dey, Talat Mehmood, Kishore Kumar, SD Burman, KL Sehgal which were sensations of their era. He then realised his hidden talent which was singing and shifted to music industry.

Pankaj Kumar was trained by his great gurus. His hardwork and dedication helped him reach the heights. He got opportunity to sing with 
Sadhna Sargam in "Tum Mujhe Yun Mile", Alka Yagnik in "Dil Ye Deewana" and Shreya Ghoshal in "Baharon Ki Tamanna" which was also his debut song and a hit. These are a few popular songs of his which shot him to fame. Right now our eyes are on his next release "Dil Ne Tere Dil Se" which is a romantic trans musical duet featuring the playback singer Khushboo Jain.
Pankaj Kumar's career as a singer started when he was very young and now his name is established in music industry. He has a huge fan following on social media ,most of which are youngsters.