Surinder Singh Mann, famously known as Sharry Mann, is a multi-talented Punjabi artist excelling as a singer, songwriter, and actor. His career skyrocketed after the phenomenal success of his Punjabi hit song, “Yaar Anmulle.”
Wiki/Biography
Sharry Mann was born on September 12, 1982 (age 41 as of 2023), in Mohali, Punjab. His zodiac sign is Virgo, and his hometown is Ghall Khurd, Firozpur, Punjab. He completed his schooling at Sri Guru Gobind Singh Sr. Sec. School, Chandigarh, and pursued a Civil Engineering degree at Rode Lande College, Moga. Interestingly, his academic journey was less stellar than his sporting achievements; he was a valued member of his school’s cricket team. During his college years, he honed his talent by mimicking renowned Punjabi singers like Gurdas Mann. A professor, recognizing his potential, encouraged him to develop his own unique style. This pivotal advice led Sharry to leave engineering and embark on his musical journey. His early career saw him juggling part-time jobs to support his passion, gaining initial recognition when his song ‘Kudiyan Te Bussan’ unexpectedly gained popularity through online leaks.
Physical Appearance
Sharry Mann maintains a strong physical presence:
- Height: Approximately 5′ 6″
- Weight: Approximately 70 kg
- Hair Color: Black
- Eye Color: Black
- Body Measurements: Chest 41″, Waist 34″, Biceps 12″
Family, Caste & Wife
Hailing from a Sikh family, Sharry is the son of Balbir Singh and Harmel Kaur. He has an older sister, Babbu, and a younger brother, Navtej Mann. His wife’s name is Parizaad Maan.
Career
Sharry Mann launched his singing career in 2010 with the fourteen-track album “Yaar Anmulle.” This album’s success catapulted him into the spotlight, earning him the PTC Punjabi Music Award for Best Male Debut that same year. His achievements continued with the popular song “Pooja Kiven Aa” from the movie “Jatt & Julliet,” which won him an award for the most popular Punjabi song in 2012. His album “Aate Di Chiri” received the Best Album of the Year award from the PTC Punjabi Music Awards in 2013, further solidifying his place in the industry. He followed up with numerous successful songs including “Kalla Chann,” “Hashtag,” “Vaddaa Bai,” “Dil Da Dimaag,” “3 Peg,” “Vadda Bai 2,” “Saade Aala,” “Hostel,” and “Cute Munda.” His songwriting talent also contributed to the popularity of songs such as “Dil Da Dimaag,” “Carrom Board,” “Vadda Bai,” and “Hashtag.”
His acting debut came in 2013 with “Oye Hoye Pyar Ho Gaya,” although the film wasn’t a major success, his performance was well-received. He later appeared in “Ishq Garaari.”
Controversies
Sharry Mann has faced some controversies. In October 2015, a public disagreement with fellow Punjabi singer Jazzy B arose from a Facebook post. The conflict stemmed from a comment Sharry made praising Raaz Kaur’s poetry and indirectly criticizing Jazzy B’s song lyrics. Jazzy B responded, demanding clarification, leading Sharry to eventually remove the post and offer an apology. In January 2018, his name and number appeared during a raid on an immigration firm, Seabird International Private Limited in Mohali, resulting in a summons from the Enforcement Directorate.
Favourites
Sharry Mann’s preferences include:
- Food: Saag, Makki Roti, Bhindi, Omelette
- Singers: Gurdas Maan, Babbu Maan, Miss Pooja
- Colors: Black, Blue
- Sport: Cricket
- Movies: Angrej, PK
- Actors: Babbu Mann, Aamir Khan, Salman Khan
- Actress: Preity Zinta
- Holiday Destination: Melbourne
- Accessory: Goggles (Rayban)
- Comedian: Bhagwant Mann
Facts
Sharry Mann enjoys cooking, reading, and listening to music. He shares a strong bond with singer Parmish Verma and supports the Aam Aadmi Party. He’s also a dog lover. His nickname, “Sharry,” originated from a school teacher who shortened his name. In November 2021, he revealed on Instagram that he quit drinking alcohol due to his wife’s influence.
Awards and Recognition
Year | Award | Category | Result |
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2010 | PTC Punjabi Music Award | Best Male Debut | Won |
2012 | (Unspecified Award) | Most Popular Punjabi Song (“Pooja Kiven Aa”) | Won |
2013 | PTC Punjabi Music Award | Best Album of the Year (“Aate Di Chiri”) | Won |
2013 | (Unspecified Award) | Most Popular Star of the Year | Won |
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