Did you know Baby Doll singer duo, Meet Bros, started its music career with bhajan-kirtan?

Singers Manmeet Singh and Harmeet Singh, popularly known as Meet Brothers, started their music career with bhajan-kirtan in the Capital.

One of the many things a true Delhiite loves about the Capital, is its mouth-watering food. And duo Manmeet Singh and Harmeet Singh of Meet Brothers are no different. Although the two have travelled all over the world, Delhi food holds a special place in their hearts. “We love the khaana here. It keeps us connected with the place. No other place has food like Delhi,” say the brothers, who were in the Capital recently.

The duo, Meet Bros always make it a point to visit Bangla Sahib, whenever they are in Delhi.

Along with the Capital’s gastronomical delights, there are many other aspects which keep the duo connected to Delhi. They always make it a point to visit Bangla Sahib, whenever they are in town. “The gurudwara has blessed my family for many years and whatever we have achieved so far, is because of the blessings,” says Harmeet. However, the one thing they don’t like about the city, is the traffic. “Though, I love Delhi, the only thing which disturbs us is the traffic. It is even worse than Mumbai. The big wide roads don’t look wide anymore. It really breaks my heart to see Delhi turn into this chaotic place, just because everyone has a car,” says Manmeet.

The brothers, known for their hit numbers, such as Baby doll and Chittiyaan Kalaiyaan, tell us that their passion for music began in childhood itself. “We started our music journey at a very young age. It was in class 1, when we took part in an inter-school kirtan competition and came second. That was the beginning for us. Then later, we wrote our first single, Jogi Singh Barnala Singh in school. It became a hit after college,” shares Harmeet.

Unlike many celebrities, they are unperturbed by criticism. “We are very comfortable with receiving criticism and facing it. In fact, we call for it. We are open to it. It pushes us in the right direction,” they say.