Mehnaz

Mehnaz, with an intense voice and a vivacious style has redefined Indian pop to a huge degree. She sings classical and jazz with great expertise.

Mehnaz, Indian Pop SingerMehnaz can be regarded as the youngest, reverberant, vivacious and beyond doubt, a wonderful singer. Sometimes she is also regarded as a pop icon. This flamboyant performer, Mehnaz Hoosein received her musical training under the expert tutelage of Pandit Bhavdeep Jaipurwale, who is regarded as the most well-thought-of vocalists of Indian classical music. Under his great tutelage she has learned to sing pop, Jazz and classical as well.

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