Jonita Gandhi, who is the voice behind superhit tracks like Gilehriyaan, What Jhumka, Dil Ka Telephone, and more has performed at the 54th Juno Awards Rogers Arena in Vancouver on March 31, 2025. The ...

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Jeetendra attempted to end Jaya Prada and Sridevi's feud by locking them in a makeup room during Maqsad. However, they remained silent. The rivalry lasted until 2015 when Jaya invited Sridevi to ...

In an exclusive chat with India Today, the six-member group spoke about their musical evolution, their dream collaborations, prospects of working with Jonita Gandhi and more. Listen to Story NMIXX ...

At the recent JUNO Awards Gala, singer Jonita Gandhi captivated attendees in a black Rahul Mishra couture dress adorned with intricate gold embellishments. The dress featured a sophisticated high ...

The multiplatinum artist sang a medley of his hits “Feeling Good,” “Haven’t Met You Yet” and “Home,” along with hip hop pioneer Maestro Fresh Wes, Jonita Gandhi singing in Punjabi ...

Hip-hop legend Maestro Fresh Wes, Inuk singer Elisapie and singer Jonita Gandhi performed a cover of Home with verses translated into Inuktitut and Hindi. It was the first of many multicultural ...

Host Michael Bublé began the show with a medley of his hits in four different languages, duetting with Canadian artists including Elisapie, Jonita Gandhi, Roxane Bruneau and Maestro Fresh Wes.

Michael Bublé, Jonita Gandhi and Jessie Reyez attend the 2025 Juno Awards in Vancouver on Sunday. (Getty Images/The Canadian Press) It's been a busy week of events celebrating Canadian music in ...

Jonita Gandhi, Maestro Fresh Wes and Roxane Bruneau. From viral success to headlining her first show: Toronto’s Aqyila is leaving her mark, and we’re giving away tickets to her upcoming concert!

At the JUNO Awards, Arul will compete against music by heavyweights such as AP Dhillon, Chani Nattan, Inderpal Moga, Jazzy B, Jonita Gandhi, and Karan Aujla. Despite such steep competition ...

Two Toronto-area musicians are making history with nominations in the inaugural South Asian Music Recording of the Year award: Indo-Canadian Jonita Gandhi, who grew up in Mississauga, and Yanchan ...