Rupinder Handa

Rupinder Handa is an Indian playback singer. On September 30, 1985, she was born in Sirsa, India. Her parents are Charanjeet Kaur and Kartar Singh Handa, respectively. Her brother is Aman Handa. Her undergraduate education was done at National College in Sirsa, Haryana. At Chandigarh's Punjab University, she completed her degree studies. Additionally, Punjab University is where she earned her master's degree and bachelor's degree in arts. When Rupinder was in the third standard, she gave her first theatrical performance. Her principal, Indu Devgan, trained her for the singing competition in which she performed a "Bhajan." She received numerous awards while in college at the university, regional, and national levels.

From her Guru Bakshi ram, she acquired singing abilities. She began performing on stages from 2005 to 2010 after completing her schooling. Her very first performance was in Canada. She has given a live performance in tribute to the late APJ Abdul Kalam and numerous other dignitaries. She received an award from Sukhbir Singh Badal and Bibi Parneet Kaur, the former minister of state for External Affairs. Return Of Rupinder Handa is one of her four albums. She has also released other singles, such as Pind de Gere. The first singing reality program in Punjab, Awaaz Punjab Di, awarded her victory (2005-06). Manohar Lal Khattar, the chief minister of Haryana, presented her with a prize from the state government in 2017 for her work as the state's folk singer. The well-known singer Prakash Kaur serves as her inspiration. Additionally, she was spotted in the controversy surrounding the "Mirchi Music Awards' unjust nominations.