Ritu Sings
Ritu Singh, professionally known as Ritu Sings, is an Indian singer, songwriter, composer, psychologist, and trainer of hypnotherapy. Based in Gurgaon and Mumbai, she has made a mark in the Indian music scene with her soulful and devotional renditions that seamlessly blend spirituality with emotional depth. Her notable works include Kuch Kami, Jo Maange Thakur, and Mangal Gao Ji while her upcoming release Sindoor is set to bring her voice once again to the forefront of contemporary Inspirational music.
Ritu carries music in her soul a precious legacy passed down from her late father. As one article beautifully observed, Bollywood will continue to thrive with refreshing voices that are unique, deep, and impactful if independent artists like Ritu keep creating soulful songs that touch the heartstrings. Emerging in an era where authenticity and emotion matter more than ever, Ritu represents the new wave of artists who are redefining Bollywood’s musical landscape blending classical depth with modern sensibilities, and proving that true artistry always finds its way to the audience.
For Ritu, music is not just an art but a way of being. Growing up listening to legends like Mukesh, Jagjit -Chitra Singh , Ritu cultivated her own contemporary sufiana style of singing and never misses an opportunity to offer her devotional singing at the Devi temple.
Early Life
Ritu sings was born on 5 February 1974 in Pathankot, India, into a musically inclined family. Music runs in her DNA, a legacy she inherited from her late father. Her home was filled with melodies of ghazals, film songs, and Punjabi folk tunes sung by her parents, nurturing her passion for music from an early age.
Her journey began in childhood when she sang verses from the Ramcharitmanas during school functions, revealing a natural affinity for rhythm and devotion. The foundation laid in her formative years became the core of her lifelong relationship with music.
Education
Ritu holds Double Master’s degree in Psychology and Political science. and alongside her academic pursuits, she trained in music at Delhi’s Matri Kala Kendra. Her formal training refined her rich, basal voice and lent her the distinctive *sufiana* touch that defines her singing style.
Her background in psychology and hypnotherapy adds a rare emotional intelligence to her musical expressions, helping her connect deeply with audiences on a mental and spiritual level.
Career
Ritu Singh’s musical career spans over two decades, during which she has written, composed, and sung songs that explore human emotion, spirituality, and devotion. Her songs such as Kuch Kami delve into the complexities of relationships, while devotional tracks like Jo Maange Thakur and Mangal Gao Ji reflect her reverence for the divine.
Her single MANGAL GAO JI received widespread acclaim for its heartfelt lyrics and devotional depth, earning her recognition as a voice that bridges classical devotion and modern expression. Following this success, Ritu is set to release her upcoming song Sindoor — based on Operation Sindoor — symbolizing devotion, sacrifice, and love for Bharat.
In addition to her singing, Ritu is a gifted writer and composer, crafting poetic verses and melodies that mirror the spiritual and emotional nuances of everyday life. Her YouTube channel, [Ritu Sings](https://youtube.com/@ritusings5), showcases her growing repertoire and musical evolution.
Musical Style and Influence
Ritu’s style is characterized by a blend of sufi, folk and devotional influences, enriched by her grounding in classical music. She grew up listening to icons such as Mukesh, Jagjit Singh, and Chitra Singh, whom she regards as her early gurus. Their influence is evident in her control, sincerity, and emotive delivery.
Her songs carry an introspective tone, often inspired by spirituality, compassion, and inner reflection — making her one of the few artists in India who combine psychology and music as tools for healing and self-expression.
Social Initiatives
Beyond her musical journey, Ritu Sings founded ATTAR (meaning “Fragrance”), an initiative dedicated to empowering women through music. Through ATTAR, she helps women overcome hesitation in self-expression, using singing and composition as therapeutic tools to build confidence and emotional resilience.
Her mission is to make music a medium of empowerment — enabling individuals to rediscover their voices, both literally and metaphorically.
Upcoming Project
Ritu’s much-anticipated song, Sindoor, is slated for release around 5th November 2025. The song, based on Operation Sindoor, intertwines patriotism, showcasing her ability to fuse emotion, narrative, and melody with a purpose.
Mission
To use the power of music as a bridge between spirituality and emotion, inspiring healing and self-expression through every note.
Vision
To create a world where music becomes a language of empowerment — nurturing souls, strengthening communities, and spreading the fragrance of peace and devotion.