Nooran Sisters, comprising Sultana Nooran and Jyoti Nooran, are a celebrated Indian devotional Sufi singing duo renowned for their soulful performances.

Born on February 24, 1994, to a family deeply rooted in Sufi music, they have captivated audiences with their Sham Chaurasia gharana classical music style.

The duo rose to prominence in 2012 with their song “Tung Tung,” featured on MTV Sound Trippin of MTV India and later used in the soundtrack of the 2015 Hindi film “Singh is Bling.”

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Father	Gulshan Meer
Mother	Name Not Known
Brothers	None
Sisters	Sultana Nooran (Singer)
Boyfriends / Girlfriends	Not Known
Marital Status	Married
Partner	Kunal Passi (2014-present)
Sons	Not Known
Daughters	Not Known

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• The Nooran Sisters released their debut album, “Yaar Gariban Da,” in 2015, marking the beginning of their illustrious career. The same year, they garnered critical acclaim for their song “Patakha Guddi” from the film “Highway,” earning prestigious awards like Mirchi Music Awards and Filmfare Awards Punjabi.

• Their journey in music traces back to their childhood under the guidance of their father, Ustad Gulshan Mir, a descendant of renowned Sufi singer Bibi Nooran. Despite facing financial challenges, the sisters received informal music education from their father, showcasing their talent from a young age.

• Their television debut came in 2005 on Doordarshan Punjabi’s show “Jashan Di Raat.” Jyoti later participated as a solo artist in the singing show “Nikki Awaz Punjab Di” on Punjabi channel MH1 in 2007. Notably, their breakthrough came with MTV India’s talent hunt series “MTV Sound Trippin” in 2012, where they presented their viral hit “Tung Tung.”

• The Nooran Sisters’ prowess extends beyond Indian shores, as they performed at the Dhaka International Folk Fest and collaborated with international artists for projects like “For Aisha,” featured in the film “The Sky is Pink” and Disney’s TV series “Ms. Marvel.”

• Jyoti’s contribution to Tamil cinema includes recording for composer D. Imman in films like “Paayum Puli” (2015) and “Bogan” (2017), showcasing her versatility across different languages.
• Despite personal challenges, including a controversial marriage and subsequent divorce, Jyoti remains dedicated to her craft, emphasizing the inseparable bond she shares with her sister and musical partner, Sultana.

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