About Ranu Mondal
Ranu Mondal was an Indian singer.
Ranu Maria Mondal is an Indian playback singer. She is best known for singing "Teri Meri Kahani" with Himesh Reshammiya. The song was used in the Hindi musical film Happy Hardy and Heer.
Career and achievements A viral video showed a woman singing at a railway station. She was later identified as, Ranu Mondal, a poor woman from West Bengal. She became known as the “station singer” after the video spread widely on social media. The video brought public attention to her life and talent, highlighting her situation and background in a simple and factual manner.
Following an invitation from Himesh, she traveled to Mumbai. At the time, Himesh was a judge on the singing reality show Indian Idol 11. Her appearance on the show provided her first experience with the entertainment industry's spotlight. She subsequently collaborated with Himesh on several recordings, including songs for the films Happy Hardy And Heer ("Teri Meri Kahani"), "Aashiqui Mein Teri 2.0", and "Aadat", among others. She also partnered with Bangladeshi artist Hero Alom.
Controversy In November 2019, Mondal was seen behaving rudely with a fan who wanted to take a selfie with her. In the viral video, a woman seemed very interested in taking a selfie during an event. Mondal arrogantly taped the woman’s shoulder in return, asking her "Kya Hai Yeh?" (What is this?).
Discography
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Important facts
Frequently asked questions
Who was Ranu Mondal?
Indian Singer
When was Ranu Mondal born?
Ranu Mondal was born in West Bengal.
What was Ranu Mondal's occupation?
Ranu Mondal was a singer.
What nationality was Ranu Mondal?
Ranu Mondal was Indian.
Sources & further reading
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