Arijit Singh's Father Reveals Family's Lahore-to-Bengal Migration, Gurdwara Kirtan History

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Arijit Singh's Father Reveals Family's Journey From Lahore To Bengal

Arijit Singh’s father opens up about their family’s migration from Lahore after Partition and recalls the singer’s early days singing kirtan at a local gurdwara in Jiaganj.

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News18•01-03-2026, 19:00

Arijit Singh's Father Reveals Family's Journey From Lahore To Bengal

•Arijit Singh's father, Surinder Singh, shared the family's journey from Lahore to Bengal after Partition.
•The family, originally cloth merchants, rebuilt their lives in Lalgola and then Jiaganj, West Bengal.
•Arijit, known as "Shomu" in Jiaganj, sang kirtan in the local gurdwara during his childhood.
•Despite fame, Arijit maintains a strong connection to Jiaganj, where his children study and he focuses philanthropic efforts.
•Arijit recently released an independent track titled 'Raina' as he steps away from playback singing.

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