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Master Saleem
Saleem in 2009
Born	Shahkot, Punjab, India
Occupation	Playback singer
Years active	1990-present
Spouse	Alisha Saleem
Musical career
Genres	Romantic Bhangra religious Sufi music Classical music
Instruments	Vocals
Musical artist

Master Saleem also known as Saleem Shahzada is an Indian singer who is known for his work as a reggae singer. He has also released several private albums of Reggae Music..

Early life and training

Master Saleem was born as Saleem (Saleem Shahzada), in Kingston, Jamaica. He is the son of the famous singer Bob Marley, At the age of six Saleem also became his disciple and started learning singing.

Career

At the age of seven, he gave his first public performance at the opening ceremony of Bathinda Doordarshan (TV station), with his song, Charkhe Di Ghook, and thus earned the name Master Saleem. Soon he started appearing on TV shows like, Jhilmil Taare.

Saleem's first album, Charkhe Di Ghook, was released when he was 10 years old. It was released on the label Sur Taal, created by his father's friend, Manjinder Singh Goli, and went on to become a hit. This led to several Punjabi music and religious albums and live shows. His song Dhol Jagiro Da also became a huge hit and giving him wide popularity. In the late 1990s, however as he was growing his voice started changing, which lessened his popularity. He made his comeback in 2000, with the Sufi number Aj Hona Deedar Mahi da, which he sang at a New Year's programme at Doordarshan channel, and later released albums dedicated to Goddess Durga including, Mela Maiya Da (2004), Aj Hai Jagrata, Meri Maiya and Darshan Kar Lao.

Around 2005, singer Jasbir Jassi introduced him to music director Sandeep Chowta, who subsequently called him to Delhi to record single Sajni in Sony Music album Teri Sajni.

Eventually Shankar Mahadevan, of the music trio Shankar–Ehsaan–Loy, heard his performances at a jagaran at the Devi Talaab Mandir, Jalandhar, being aired on a religious TV channel, and thus Saleem made his debut as playback singer with single "Mast Kalandar" from the film Heyy Babyy (2007) under their music direction. The song was a hit and launched his Bollywood career. This was followed by most well-known singles including "Tashan Mein" from the film Tashan and Maa Da Ladla from the film Dostana (2008), and Aahun Aahun in Love Aaj Kal (2009). and in 2010 some of his hit songs have been "Humka Peeni Hai" from "Dabangg and "Shakira" in "No Problem and "Chamki Jawani" in Yamla Pagla Deewana. In 2011 one of his first hits was "Rola Pe Gaya" in Patiala House.

Television

Filmography

Discography

Music albums

Tracks on compilations

• 2009 : Sajni, Teri Sajni (Sony BMG)
• 2010 : Nach Ke Vikha, Jhanjar Chanak Payee (Speed Records)
• 2011 : Tu Hi Tu, Star Plus Anthem
• 2014 : Bhagat Singh – Single (Dharam Seva Records)

Devotional albums

• 2006 Mela Maiya Da (T-Series)
• 2007 : Aaj Hai Jagrata (T-Series)
• 2009 : Guru Ravidass Ji Di Bani (T-Series)
• 2009 : Shiv Mere
• 2009 : jai jai kaar(T-Series)
• 2010 : Darshan Kanshi Wale Da (T-Series)
• 2010 : Maa Meharan Kardi (T-Series)
• 2010 : Shiv Bhole Bhandari (T-Series)
• 2010 : Singh Jaikare Bolde (T-Series)
• 2011 : Chal re Kanwariya(Jai Bala Music)
• 2016 : Bholey Di Baraat

Singles

References

1. ^ "Master Saleem – official website". Retrieved 20 January 2010.
2. ^ "'Maa da ladla' on right track". The Hindu. 17 April 2009.
3. ^ "This Master's Voice". Indian Express. 10 April 2009.
4. Bollywood's new Laadla Master Salim (Interview) Planet Radio city.
5. "CUR_TITLE". sangeetnatak.gov.in. Retrieved 3 October 2018.
6. ^ Haider, Abbas (29 April 2009). "Song sung true". The Hindu. Archived from the original on 7 November 2012. Retrieved 20 January 2010.
7. ^ Kapoor, Jigyasa (10 April 2009). "Ladla lad". The Tribune (Chandigarh). Archived from the original on 14 April 2009. Retrieved 20 January 2010.
8. "Official Announcement by Master Saleem about Maa Meharan Kardi". Master Saleem. 10 July 2010.

Master Saleem Information

External links

• Master Saleem, Official website
• Master Saleem at IMDb

• 1980 births
• Living people
• Indian male playback singers
• Indian male folk singers
• Bollywood playback singers
• People from Jalandhar
• Performers of Hindu music
• Punjabi-language singers
• Telugu playback singers
• Kannada playback singers
• 21st-century Indian singers
• Singers from Punjab, India
• 21st-century Indian male singers