Singer, Composer and ace Guitarist Bhupinder Singh, lovingly called Bhupi, is an awesomely talented multifaceted personality. He was born on 6th February. Trained by his father Prof. Natha Singh, the noted vocalist of his time, Bhupinder started his musical career as a young artist at All India Radio (AIR), Delhi. Spotted for his singing talent by the legendary Madan Mohan Bhupi was brought to Mumbai by the master himself. After ‘Hoke majboor mujhe..’ from Haqueeqat there was no looking back for Bhupinder Singh. Not only he lent his voice to memorable soulful numbers for R.D. Burman, Jaidev and Khayyam among others, the natural progression of his musical talents took him to the next step, i.e. music direction.

Many meaningful geets and ghazals still linger in our senses. Who can forget those enchanting melodies like "Shama Jalaye Rakhna", "Darwaza Khula Rakhna", "Aadatan Tumne Kar Diye Vaade" and others? Bhupinder’s hands created magic when he played guitar in the famous ‘Chura liya hai’ and ‘Dum Maro dam’. The musical journey of Bhupinder Singh met a new dimension when he met Mitali Singh nee Mukherjee in a programme in Mumbai way back in late seventies. Mitali was born on 19th July in Bangladesh. Hailing from a musical family, Mitali started her training from the early age of five and finished M.Phil from SNDT, Collge, Mumbai. Little did she know , whom she was destined to meet and sing history for the years to come. The sensational duo of Bhupinder-Mitali became an aura.

Together they have produced lots of ghazal and geet records till date and their charisma has increased day by day. Their rich and resonant voice can be heard in ‘ Saahil’, ‘Sharmate-Sharmate’, Aap ke Naam’ , ‘Arz Kya Hai’ and others to name just a few. The quintessential melodies flow through the voice of the superbly talented couple with equal grace till date. They not only married each other but also tied the nuptial knots with music way back. The musical love story has many more pages to unfold in the years to come…Some of the very famous numbers of the artists: "Dil dhoondta hai", "Do diwane shahar mein", "Naam gum jayega", "Ek akela is shahar mein", "Dum a dum mast kalandar", " Bewafa yun tera muskurana" etc.