Tochi Raina

Biography:

Tochi Raina, born on September 2, 1971, is an Indian singer, composer, and philosopher renowned for his contributions as a playback singer in Hindi cinema. His remarkable vocal prowess has graced several notable Bollywood songs, establishing him as a significant figure in the industry.

Some of Tochi Raina’s most acclaimed works include the soulful rendition of “Kabira” from the movie “Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani,” the enchanting “Iktara” featured in “Wake Up Sid,” the melodious “Saibo” from the film “Shor in the City” (a duet with Shreya Ghosal), “Maldar Ki Jeb” for “Bhindi Baazaar Inc.,” and the vibrant track “Aali Re” for “No One Killed Jessica.” He showcased his versatility by recording the music album ‘Tochinaamah,’ comprising three compelling songs – “Saaiyaan,” “Jamoora,” and “Akela.”

Born into a Kashmiri Sikh family to Sahib and Surjit Kumar Raina in Darbhanga, Bihar, Tochi Raina’s upbringing was enriched by a family deeply rooted in music. His musical lineage includes his father’s proficiency in the harmonium, his grandmother’s skill in playing the Sitar, his uncle’s renown as a Violin player, and his grandfather’s spiritual influence as a saint.