From Aisle to Icon: How Jasleen Royal Became Every Bride’s Background Score

Jasleen Royal's voice is ingrained in the psyche of the modern-day Indian wedding landscape, transforming wedding entrances into an emotional, cinematic experience. Her emotive melodies and poignant lyrics have transformed the experience of a first-time bride walking down the aisle, for which reason she is the undisputed queen of wedding entry songs.

 

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And then, of course, there was Anushka Sharma's fairytale wedding to Virat Kohli in Tuscany. The couple had selected Jasleen Royal's Din Shagna Da—a song that was originally from Anushka's film Phillauri—for the bridal march. The wedding video, filmed to this soulful number, went viral and soon turned Din Shagna Da into anthem material for brides all over India. Its soothing, dreamy tune and lyrical lyrics just seemed to match the emotional depth of the moment, making many couples copy the move and turning it into a wedding hit all over the country.

 

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Jasleen's influence did not stop there. Her Ranjha song, which had been utilized in Shershaah, went on to be utilized for the wedding video of Sidharth Malhotra and Kiara Advani, despite the fact that it was never intended to be a wedding song. Her songs' emotional connection has caused celebrities and even common couples to utilize her songs to commemorate their most intimate moments. Jasleen herself has been extremely grateful to have been involved in so many memorable moments, calling it a surreal and full experience.

 

Why Jasleen's Songs Resonate

 

•⁠  ⁠Her music blends the new and old sounds, pleasing modern tastes without sacrificing the cultural heritage.

 

•⁠  ⁠Lyrics create true emotion, so every bridal march sounds unique and memorable.

 

Her tracks, especially Din Shagna Da and Ranjha, turned into the anthem of new starts, love, and forever. And now, no Indian wedding playlist is ever complete without a Jasleen Royal song, making her the voice of India for its most favorite bridal moments.

 

Sources: Hindustan Times, Times of India, News18, HappinessDhaba