4. Mohit Chauhan:

Mohit Chauhan is one of the most famous singers in India who comes from an Indi-Pop background. He was a part of the Silk route band before beginning his career as a film singer. Legendary music director, A.R.Rahman noticed his talent and signed him for the sing “KhoonChala” from Rang De Basanti. His other superhit songs include “Tum Se Hi” from Jab We Met, “KuchKhaas Hai” from Fashion etc.

5. Yo-Yo Honey Singh:

Hirdesh Singh, known well as YoYo Singh, is one of the highest-paid Indian Punjabi singers who charged a whopping 70 lakhs for singing a single track in the filmMastan. The “Lungi Dance” singer is also a music composer, lyricist and an excellent rapper. His career started with making Punjabi albums and desi hip-hop songs. Later, he entered the Hindi film industry and worked in films like Cocktail, Boss, Chennai Express etc.

6. Vijay Prakash:

Born in Karnataka, Vijay Prakash did not just confine his singing talents to the southern film industry. He is a versatile singer who earned immense popularity even in Bollywood, a rare feat for South Indian artists. He earned immense fame for being one of the four artists who sang the Oscar-winning song “Jai Ho”. Vijay sang many superhit songs in multiple languages like Hindi, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu Marathi, Malayalam etc.

7. Jubin Nautiyal:

Jubin Nautiyal is one of the upcoming singing sensations of India who sang in many Hindi films. He is best known for singing the song “ZindagiKuchToh Bata” from “BhajrangiBhaijaan”. Apart from Hindi, Jubin also sang in many other Indian languages like Bengali, Telugu etc. Some of his best songs include “Meherbani” from The Shaukeens, “Bandeya” Jazbaa, “The Humma Song” etc.

8. Javed Ali:

Javed Ali is a Delhi-born singer who made to the list of India’s famous playback singers with his singing prowess. His career took a leap when the legendary Ghazal singer Ghulam Ali noticed his talent and showcased his talent through live concerts. Javed Ali is best known for singing superhit songs like “Jashn-E-Bahaaran” from Jodha Akbar, “NagadaNagada” from Jab We Met etc.