Meet Param Singh MBE. Born in London, he is a British business and technology consultant, entrepreneur, and civic leader whose career bridges engineering, innovation, media, and community impact.
Few contemporary artists command attention like Chila Kumari Singh Burman. With blazing neon tigers, glittering surfaces, and a fearless mix of mythology, pop culture, and personal memory, the British-Indian artist has built a career defined by color, rebellion, and cultural pride.
In a world where noise is constant but true connection feels increasingly rare, Professor Surinder Singh has devoted his life to reviving a sacred kind of listening, laced with healing, clarification, and reconnection to the inner self.
When internationally acclaimed Kathak artist and choreographer Sonia Sabri received her MBE for Services to Dance at Windsor Castle on November 12, 2025, it marked a defining moment not just for her, but for South Asian performing arts in the U.K. The first British-born Indian woman fully trained in Kathak in the U.K. to receive the honor, Sonia’s journey has been one of persistence, innovation, and cultural pride.
Born and raised in Nottingham, Khushi’s journey began at age 11, singing Kirtan at her local Gurdwara—a spiritual foundation that continues to shape her work.
Rising Milton Keynes-based singer-songwriter Saloni has made a powerful mark with her debut EP Rani, seamlessly blending pop, R&B, and Bollywood influences to reflect her British Asian identity. The upcoming star is known for her eclectic mix of musical styles. Lauded for her versatile voice and ability to sing in over 10 languages, Saloni's track ‘Nee Gundellounna’ went viral, racking up over 5 million views. With Rani, she celebrates themes of empowerment and self-confidence, carving a unique space for herself in the global music scene while resonating deeply with South Asians worldwide.
