Paramjeet Kaur aka Param is a young teenage rapper from a small village in Punjab who has recently become an overnight sensation with her debut single “That Girl”
The viral hip-hop track features sharp Malwa Punjabi verses and an unapologetic attitude and racked up over 30 lakh views on YouTube within six days of release.
Who is Punjabi rapper Paramjeet Kaur aka Param as her That Girl debut song goes viral
What a talent this girl is 👏 At just 19, Paramjeet Kaur aka Param from Moga has taken Punjabi music by storm with That Girl crossing 35 lakh views in a week. Daughter of a house-help mother and daily-wager father, such inspiring talents truly deserve a national level platform pic.twitter.com/EWY6Gt8DS0
— Nikhil saini (@iNikhilsaini) October 2, 2025
Param’s raw energy and powerful vocals, coupled with her bold lyrics, have set her apart in Punjab’s male-dominated rap scene.
Paramjeet Kaur goes viral with her debut single “That Girl”
Paramjeet Kaur recently burst into the spotlight with her debut single “That Girl,” which has emerged as a Punjabi hip-hop anthem, breaking stereotypes. The song was produced by British record producer Manni Sandhu on a minimal budget. Following the success of the song, Paramjeet is now being hailed as Punjab’s first real female desi rapper.
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The music video of the song starts with her walking through the narrow alleys of her village, while spitting bars about self-reliance, strength, and identity. Throughout the song, Param delivers pure, street-style rap unlike the typical pop or folk music associated with Punjabi women singers. The lyrics to “That Girl” feature a challenge to traditional gender roles and references Jeona Morh, who is a folk hero who stood for the oppressed.
Paramjeet Kaur biography and age
Paramjeet Kaur, popularly known as ‘Param,’ is a young and upcoming Indian teenage rapper who was born in 2006 and grew up in Duneke, which is a modest village in Punjab’s Moga district. Her mother reportedly works as domestic help, while her father is a daily-wage laborer. Paramjeet was born in a humble household, and her bold stage persona serves as a sharp contrast to her simple village life. She is currently just 19 years old and has managed to break into the music scene despite coming from a rural background with limited opportunities for women.
Music journey
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Paramjeet Kaur started out her music journey when she was just in Class 10 at her government high school. She eventually got hooked on rap and took music as a subject at DM College in Moga. Param eventually teamed up with her friend Jashanpreet Singh, aka Saab, and started performing freestyle rap at Dana Mandi, which is Moga’s local grain market. Eventually, their jam sessions, recorded as Instagram reels on the page “Malwa Hood,” started gaining widespread attention from netizens online as Param became known for her melodic hip-hop style
Renowned British record producer Manni Sandhu seemingly discovered Param’s talents during a casual jam session at an Airbnb in Punjab while visiting India. He was impressed by her vocals and took the raw recordings back to the UK, before adding some finishing touches and roping in Tru Makers to shoot the music video. The song eventually resulted in a viral hit that has since shaken up the Punjabi music industry.
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