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	'''Pawan Singh''' (born 5 January 1986) is an Indian playback vocalist, actor and entertainer who has been a dominant figure in Bhojpuri music and cinema for over two decades. Celebrated for his energetic stage persona and powerful voice, he rose to national recognition with songs such as '''Lollipop Lagelu''' and has since appeared in numerous commercially successful Bhojpuri films. In recent years Singh has also extended his presence into Hindi playback singing and public life.		'''Pawan Singh''' (born 5 January 1986) is an Indian playback vocalist, actor and entertainer who has been a dominant figure in Bhojpuri music and cinema for over two decades. Celebrated for his energetic stage persona and powerful voice, he rose to national recognition with songs such as '''Lollipop Lagelu''' and has since appeared in numerous commercially successful Bhojpuri films. In recent years Singh has also extended his presence into Hindi playback singing and public life.<ref>https://newstrack.com/lifestyle/pawan-singh-biography-lifestyle-net-worth-car-collection-bhojpuri-star-pawan-singh-ka-jivan-parichay-in-hindi-428716</ref>

	== Early life and education ==		== Early life and education ==
	Pawan Singh was born in Jokahri village near Arrah in Bihar. Raised in a rural household, he developed an interest in music early — learning harmonium and performing at local gatherings. His family moved between locations early in his life and he completed his schooling before enrolling at Maharaja College in Arrah for higher studies. Singh’s formative years — balancing education and frequent stage performances — shaped his work ethic and stagecraft.		Pawan Singh was born in Jokahri village near Arrah in Bihar. Raised in a rural household, he developed an interest in music early — learning harmonium and performing at local gatherings. His family moved between locations early in his life and he completed his schooling before enrolling at Maharaja College in Arrah for higher studies. Singh’s formative years — balancing education and frequent stage performances — shaped his work ethic and stagecraft.<ref>https://www.thelallantop.com/entertainment/post/pawan-singh-the-power-star-of-bhojpuri-cinema-climbing-from-art-and-vulgarity-to-the-ladder-of-politics</ref>

	== Career ==		== Career ==
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	Singh began recording and performing professionally in the late 1990s. His debut Bhojpuri album established him in regional music circuits; however, it was the widespread popularity of the track '''Lollipop Lagelu''' (2008) that cemented his status as a pan-regional star. Known for high-energy live shows, Singh became a staple performer at cultural festivals, concerts and stage events across India and overseas. He has released multiple albums and singles, recorded devotional tracks and adapted popular Hindi songs for Bhojpuri audiences.		Singh began recording and performing professionally in the late 1990s. His debut Bhojpuri album established him in regional music circuits; however, it was the widespread popularity of the track '''Lollipop Lagelu''' (2008) that cemented his status as a pan-regional star. Known for high-energy live shows, Singh became a staple performer at cultural festivals, concerts and stage events across India and overseas. He has released multiple albums and singles, recorded devotional tracks and adapted popular Hindi songs for Bhojpuri audiences.

	Singh has also collaborated with mainstream composers and artists, leading to Hindi singles and Bollywood playback assignments. His versatility—ranging from folk-infused Bhojpuri tracks to party anthems and devotional songs—has broadened his appeal beyond regional listeners.		Singh has also collaborated with mainstream composers and artists, leading to Hindi singles and Bollywood playback assignments. His versatility—ranging from folk-infused Bhojpuri tracks to party anthems and devotional songs—has broadened his appeal beyond regional listeners.<ref>https://www.freepressjournal.in/entertainment/did-dhanashree-verma-fulfill-pawan-singhs-wish-on-rise-and-fall-fans-speculate-after-her-video-in-red-suit-bindi-goes-viral</ref>

	=== Film career ===		=== Film career ===
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	=== Politics and public life ===		=== Politics and public life ===
	Pawan Singh's popularity has also translated into political attention. He was briefly named a BJP candidate for Asansol Lok Sabha seat in 2024 before withdrawing. In 2025 he contested from Bihar’s Karakat constituency as an independent after reporting differences with party leadership; the episode led to his expulsion from the BJP for alleged anti-party activity. His political involvement drew significant media coverage and highlighted his influence among regional voters, though it also sparked debate about entertainers entering electoral politics.		Pawan Singh's popularity has also translated into political attention. He was briefly named a BJP candidate for Asansol Lok Sabha seat in 2024 before withdrawing. In 2025 he contested from Bihar’s Karakat constituency as an independent after reporting differences with party leadership; the episode led to his expulsion from the BJP for alleged anti-party activity. His political involvement drew significant media coverage and highlighted his influence among regional voters, though it also sparked debate about entertainers entering electoral politics.<ref>https://indianexpress.com/article/political-pulse/bihar-elections-bhojpuri-singer-actor-pawan-singh-back-leading-role-bjp-10284238/</ref><ref>https://hindi.news18.com/photogallery/entertainment/bhojpuri-pawan-singh-buy-new-land-cruiser-2025-model-car-price-3-crore-features-amazing-khesari-lal-yadav-took-a-dig-local18-9696772.html</ref>

	== Notable works ==		== Notable works ==

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| style="width:30%; background-color:#f9f9f9; padding:5px;" |'''Born'''
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| style="background-color:#f9f9f9; padding:5px;" |'''Occupation'''
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| style="background-color:#f9f9f9; padding:5px;" |'''Years active'''
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| style="background-color:#f9f9f9; padding:5px;" |'''Known for'''
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| style="background-color:#f9f9f9; padding:5px;" |'''Parents'''
| style="background-color:#f9f9f9; padding:5px;" |Ramashankar Singh (father)<br>Pratima Devi (mother)
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'''Pawan Singh''' (born 5 January 1986) is an Indian playback vocalist, actor and entertainer who has been a dominant figure in Bhojpuri music and cinema for over two decades. Celebrated for his energetic stage persona and powerful voice, he rose to national recognition with songs such as '''Lollipop Lagelu''' and has since appeared in numerous commercially successful Bhojpuri films. In recent years Singh has also extended his presence into Hindi playback singing and public life.

== Early life and education ==
Pawan Singh was born in Jokahri village near Arrah in Bihar. Raised in a rural household, he developed an interest in music early — learning harmonium and performing at local gatherings. His family moved between locations early in his life and he completed his schooling before enrolling at Maharaja College in Arrah for higher studies. Singh’s formative years — balancing education and frequent stage performances — shaped his work ethic and stagecraft.

== Career ==

=== Music and stage ===
Singh began recording and performing professionally in the late 1990s. His debut Bhojpuri album established him in regional music circuits; however, it was the widespread popularity of the track '''Lollipop Lagelu''' (2008) that cemented his status as a pan-regional star. Known for high-energy live shows, Singh became a staple performer at cultural festivals, concerts and stage events across India and overseas. He has released multiple albums and singles, recorded devotional tracks and adapted popular Hindi songs for Bhojpuri audiences.

Singh has also collaborated with mainstream composers and artists, leading to Hindi singles and Bollywood playback assignments. His versatility—ranging from folk-infused Bhojpuri tracks to party anthems and devotional songs—has broadened his appeal beyond regional listeners.

=== Film career ===
Transitioning into films, Pawan Singh built a successful acting career in Bhojpuri cinema with lead roles in titles such as '''Pratigya''', '''Crack Fighter''', '''Sher Singh''', and many more. His screen image as an action-romance star complemented his musical identity and made him one of the industry’s most bankable performers.

=== Foray into Hindi music and collaborations ===
In the late 2010s and early 2020s Singh worked on a number of Hindi singles and collaborative projects, partnering with established composers and singers. These projects increased his visibility in mainstream music markets and introduced Bhojpuri stylings to wider audiences.

=== Politics and public life ===
Pawan Singh's popularity has also translated into political attention. He was briefly named a BJP candidate for Asansol Lok Sabha seat in 2024 before withdrawing. In 2025 he contested from Bihar’s Karakat constituency as an independent after reporting differences with party leadership; the episode led to his expulsion from the BJP for alleged anti-party activity. His political involvement drew significant media coverage and highlighted his influence among regional voters, though it also sparked debate about entertainers entering electoral politics.

== Notable works ==
* '''Lollipop Lagelu''' — signature Bhojpuri anthem that achieved cult status.
* Film highlights — ''Pratigya'', ''Crack Fighter'', ''Sher Singh'', ''Raja'', ''Har Har Gange''.
* Hindi singles — Bollywood crossover tracks including ''Kamariya Hila Rahi Hai'' and devotional collaborations.

== Selected filmography ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Year !! Title !! Notes
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| 2007 || Rangli Chunariya Tohre Naam ||
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| 2008 || Pratigya || Breakthrough film role
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| 2019 || Crack Fighter || Major commercial release
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| 2019 || Sher Singh || Lead role
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| 2022 || Mera Bharat Mahaan || Devotional-action drama
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| 2023 || Har Har Gange || Noted release
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| 2024 || Jio Meri Jaan || Recent appearance
|}

== Selected discography ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Year !! Song / Album !! Notes
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| 1997 || Odhaniya Wali || Debut album
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| 2008 || Lollipop Lagelu || Breakthrough hit; Bhojpuri anthem
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| 2019 || Hamar Wala Dance || Popular party track
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| 2020 || Kamariya Hila Rahi Hai || Bollywood playback debut (single)
|-
| 2021 || Barish Ban Jana (Bhojpuri) || Bhojpuri version of Hindi hit
|-
| 2022 || Jindagi || Collaboration with Renuka Panwar
|}

== Achievements and recognition ==
* Widely regarded as one of the leading entertainers of Bhojpuri industry; popularly nicknamed a regional "Power Star".
* Winner/recipient of several regional film and music awards, including International Bhojpuri Film Awards.
* Known for bringing Bhojpuri songs to international stages and for cross-genre collaborations that reached non-Bhojpuri audiences.

== Personal life ==
Pawan Singh was born to Ramashankar Singh and Pratima Devi. He continues to maintain strong ties to his home region in Bihar and frequently performs at cultural events for Bhojpuri communities worldwide. His public and political life have occasionally courted controversy, but he remains a major draw in regional entertainment.

== Controversies ==
(Past political nominations, public statements and disputes over party affiliation have generated media attention. Specific incidents and outcomes are recorded in news reports and election records.)

== External links ==
* [https://www.youtube.com/ Pawan Singh on YouTube]
* [https://www.instagram.com/ Pawan Singh on Instagram]

== References ==
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