It was then that the thought of becoming a famous playback singer in Bollywood occurred to him. As a teenager he took part in a number of regional and national music competitions and won most of them. His passion for music overrode every other interest and he pursued it with a single minded focus. He took training of classical music from Ustad Maha Kanjar Naveed in Delhi. He grew up learning the nuances of music from his father. That was the beginning of what has turned out to be one great musical journey. He sang the superhit song of Mohammed Rafi 'Kya Hua Tera Wada' of the movie 'Hum Kisi Se Kum Nahi'. When he was four years old, he threw a tantrum in one of the shows saying that he wanted to sing. Little Sonu used to accompany his father to his shows and his interest in music grew from there. Sonu’s father, Agam Kumar Nigam used to perform in stage shows. That seems to be the case with Sonu Nigam as well. It is said that music runs in the veins of certain lucky individuals. The couple has a son, Neevan, born on July 27, 2007. Sonu Nigam married Madhurima Banerjee on February 15, 2002. He moved to Mumbai in 1990 aspiring to be a playback singer. Tytler School in Delhi and pursued his graduation from Delhi University. Sonu was born on Jto Agam Kumar and Shobha Nigam in Faridabad town of Haryana. At the very peak of his career as the top paid male playback singer in Bollywood, Sonu announced his decision to cut down on the same in 2006 to concentrate more on personal projects and stage performances. Till date he has sung over 2000 songs in about 10 different languages. Starting from a very young age, Sonu has not only excelled as a playback singer, but has experimented with different genres with ease. Gifted with an extraordinarily melodious voice and amazingly versatile talent, Sonu Nigam may well be called one of the best singers of recent times. Sonu Nigam is a leading Indian singer who rose to acclaim through playback singing in Bollywood and other regional films.

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