Indian playback singer Sonu Nigam publicly denied involvement in a controversial Raksha Bandhan advertisement featuring actress Kriti Sanon, stating the likeness was not him.

Singer Sonu Nigam performed a Mohammed Rafi classic, "Suhani Raat Dhal Chuki," for his doctor and medical team during a recent surgery, describing the impromptu performance as reflecting the "Joy of Music" and explaining that it happened organically despite his discomfort.

Sonu Nigam has postponed his Delhi concert following protests by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), while Prakash Raj has praised Sonam Wangchuk.

Indian singer Sonu Nigam has revealed he is suffering from a painful nerve condition that requires physiotherapy, but he continues to perform despite the health scare.

Indian singer Sonu Nigam, 52, shares details about his fitness regimen, which he attributes to his stamina for his upcoming 2026 tour.

The Bombay High Court has amicably settled an intellectual property dispute involving singer Sonu Nigam, with a namesake agreeing not to use the singer's identity.

Indian singer Sonu Nigam claims that T-Series and Zee Music stopped collaborating with him due to his campaign for royalty rights, which he says also negatively impacted the promotion and visibility of his music.

Bollywood celebrities like Kareena Kapoor and Varun Dhawan have voiced support for the CJP protest, while Sonu Nigam avoided questions and Kangana Ranaut backed PM Modi; meanwhile, Shashi Tharoor criticized the PM amid the NEET paper leak controversy.

Indian singer Sonu Nigam is set to launch his world tour with a concert in Abu Dhabi this August.

Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Ne-Yo has teamed up with Indian music star Sonu Nigam, Chinese American rapper MC Jin and veteran music executive Jonathan Serbin to launch a new entertainment…

Sonu Nigam revealed that he did not comment on the CJP protests because he had promised his father he wouldn't.

Indian singer Sonu Nigam claimed that T-Series and Zee Music have banned him from the industry due to a copyright fight, with one source calling him an 'activist'.

Romanian education unions are boycotting consultations on the new salary law, accusing the government of offering only 'more than this is not possible' and labeling the scheduled talks as a 'PR exercise.'