Tejinder Singh Maan, famously known as Babbu Maan, is a prominent figure in the Punjabi entertainment industry. He’s a multifaceted artist, excelling as a singer, actor, lyricist, music director, producer, and screenwriter.

Wiki/Biography

Babbu Maan was born on March 18, 1975 (age 48 as of 2023), in Khant, Maanpur, Fatehgarh Sahib district, Punjab. His zodiac sign is Pisces. He hails from a middle-class family and spent his childhood in a joint family home. He attended a private school in Maanpur and later graduated from a government college in Ropar. His passion for music was evident from a young age; he gave his first stage performance at just 7 years old and began writing song lyrics at 16. He honed his skills through numerous stage performances before releasing his debut album.

He furthered his education by pursuing an M.A. in Urdu from Punjab University in Chandigarh. This diverse academic background has clearly influenced his artistic expression.

Physical Appearance

• Height (approx.): 5′ 11″
• Weight (approx.): 80 kg
• Hair Colour: Black
• Eye Colour: Dark Brown
• Body Measurements: Chest 41″, Waist 33″, Biceps 13″

Family, Caste & Wife

Babbu Maan comes from a Sikh family. He is the son of Late Babu Singh Maan and Late Kulbir Kaur. He has two older sisters, Rupie and Jassi. He is married, although details about his wife are not publicly available. He values his family’s privacy.

Career

Babbu Maan’s musical journey began in 1998 with the album “Sajjan Rumal De Geya,” which, while not a major success, laid the groundwork for his future achievements. His official debut album, “Tu Meri Miss India,” followed in 1999. His breakthrough came with “Saaun Di Jhadi,” featuring popular tracks like “Chan Chanani,” “Raat Guzarlayi,” and others. This album propelled him to stardom, establishing him as a leading figure in the Punjabi music industry.

His success continued with albums like “Ohi Chann Ohi Rataan” (2004) and the best-selling “Pyaas,” which earned him the Best Album of the Year award at the Punjabi Music Awards. His contributions extend beyond solo albums; he’s also lent his voice to numerous film soundtracks, significantly impacting Punjabi cinema.

His acting debut was in the 2003 film “Hawayein,” though he had a supporting role. He later took on lead roles in films such as “Rabb Ne Banaiyan Jodiean” (2006), demonstrating his versatility as a performer. Beyond singing and acting, he’s also a successful entrepreneur, co-owning Maan Films Private Limited and serving as an ambassador for the Punjab-based NGO “One Hop, One Chance.”

Controversies

Babbu Maan’s career has not been without controversy. In 2009, his song “Ik Baba Nanak Si” from the album “Singh Is Better Than King” sparked debate, attracting both support and criticism for its commentary on religious figures in Punjab. A subsequent incident in 2010 involving a song about Lala Lajpat Rai led to an apology. There was also an allegation of award-buying, which was later dismissed.

More recently, in December 2022, he was questioned by the Mansa police in connection with the Sidhu Moosewala murder case, given their prior public disagreements. These controversies highlight the complexities of being a public figure.

Car Collection

Babbu Maan’s car collection includes a black Audi Q7 and a Pajero.

Favourites

Here are some of Babbu Maan’s preferences:

Facts

• His hobbies include working out and upcycling.
• He follows a non-vegetarian diet.
• He resides in Mohali, Punjab, India.
• He dedicated the song “Mere Varge Mere Fans” to his fans.
• He has expressed a desire to build old-age homes and a hospital for the underprivileged.
• His debut film, “Hawayein,” was banned in India but released internationally.
• He writes and composes his own music.
• His film “Hashar” attracted a large crowd during its shoot.
• He’s often called “Khantwala Maan” by his fans.
• He has a lion and a Khanda tattooed on his left bicep.
• In 2022, he received a threat and his security was increased.

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