Gubi Sandhu
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Gubi Sandhu is a famous Bhangra singer. He made his debut when he was 19 years old with the "smash hit" Bhangra song Sah Ruk Dha[1]. He received the UK Asian Music award for Best Album of 2003 for Dil Karda. [1].
Gubi recently released his new album collaborating with Rishi Sehgal, "Together Forever" Album sales are estimated to peak at 10,000.
It is a common misconception that he is a twin brother of Gurdas Sidhu, however this is not true, they are only cousins
Kally is his driver who he uses to drive him to concerts. For his birthday Gubi presented him with a Tom Tom sat nav device
Controversially, in Sandhu's aknowledgements it was printed on the bottow in Hindi that one could view www.gaydar.co.uk/rishisehgal website. He also gave thanks to Edmundo, who was in charge of production.
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- ^ a b Artist Profile
Gubi Sandhu has worked with the likes of, Rishi Sehgal, Edmundo and John (formely known as Cosmo Cabs) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_model
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In his most controversial video, "Sold my soul" (explicit version), caused a huge uproar within the bhangra community, by some argue that Gubi gave Bhangra the stepping stone that it needed.... some call him the man who paved the path for Bhangra... but i call him Gubi Sandhu
