Jaan Nissar Lone is a Kashmiri musician, composer, and singer known for his work in Bollywood and for promoting Sufi music from Kashmir. He’s also the founder of AR Music Studios and a Global President of the BRICS Culture Media Forum, advocating for global peace and cultural exchange.
His journey from the scenic valleys of Kashmir to national and international recognition is a story of talent, dedication, and cultural pride. With music rooted deeply in the Sufi and folk traditions of Kashmir, Lone has carved a unique identity in both Indian cinema and global music forums.
Jaan’s Bollywood breakthrough came with Shudra: The Rising (2012), where he composed the entire soundtrack. He continued to gain acclaim with songs like Rubaru from Ginny Weds Sunny, which was nominated for a Mirchi Music Award, and Allah Teri Kya Shaan Hai from 18.11: A Code of Secrecy. His ability to blend classical Indian and modern global sounds has made him a sought-after name in the music world.
Beyond Bollywood, Lone is deeply committed to preserving and promoting Kashmiri music and culture. He founded AR Music Studios, the first international record label from Kashmir, to support local artists and bring traditional Kashmiri music to global platforms. Songs like Harmukh Bartal, Peer Myanio, and Salam E Wazwane showcase Kashmir’s spiritual and cultural depth, winning hearts across continents.
In recognition of his contributions to music and peace, Jaan Nissar Lone was appointed Global President of the BRICS Culture Media Forum. He actively organizes international cultural exchanges and peace initiatives through music and has received honorary doctorates and the title of Ambassador of Peace from global organizations.
Jaan is married to Bollywood playback singer Rani Hazarika, and their collaborations have enriched the Indian music scene. Their son, Raah Nissar Lone, has also been part of some of Jaan’s musical projects, hinting at a new generation of musical talent.
Looking ahead, Lone is focused on expanding his global collaborations and promoting Kashmiri Sufi music on international stages. His goal is to continue using music as a universal language to bridge cultures and promote peace.
Jaan Nissar Lone’s melodies are more than entertainment—they’re a celebration of identity, unity, and hope. With his heart in Kashmir and his voice reaching the world, he truly is a musical maestro set to shine globally.
