Jonita Gandhi: Top songs of the artist that you must listen to

Pop sensation Jonita Gandhi will be seen at the Jio Gardens in Mumbai, performing live in front of her fans at the event Social Nation this Sunday. She is a Canadian singer of Indian origins. She can sing in several languages including Hindi, Telugu, Bengali, Malayalam, French, English, and others. Since her Bollywood debut as a playback singer in Shah Rukh Khan starrer Chennai Express (2013), she has gone on to give multiple back-to-back songs for Hindi movies. Jonita's videos on YouTube where she sings cover versions of popular songs, such as Bolna, Tujhe Kitna Chahne Lage Hai and Lag Jaa Gale are a hit among her fans. Read more to know about her top songs. 

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Five best songs by the artist

1. The Breakup Song

Jonita Gandhi was the voice behind the trendy song from Ae Dil Hai Mushkil’s The Breakup Song in 2016. The song is a perfect Bollywood dance song that fans can groove to and enjoy. Gandhi's amazing voice suited the vibe of this quirky and fun dance number. The Breakup Song quickly rose to the charts and became the go-to song for all dance parties. 

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2. Sau Tarah Ke

Sau Tarah Ke is a song from John Abraham-starrer Dishoom. The song is a duet by Jonita Gandhi and Amit Mishra. The song features John Abraham, Varun Dhawan, and Jacqueline Fernandez dancing at the energetic beats of the songs. Fans had praised Jonita Gandhi for her smooth and soulful voice that elevated the song. 

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3.Gilehriyaan

Gandhi sang the song Gilehriyaan in the Aamir Khan -starrer Dangal. While the soothing music to the song was giving Pritam, Gandhi's rendition of Gilehriyaan was much appreciated by fans and critics alike. Her voice, in the song, had a calm undertone and gave the song a melodious touch. 

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