Karan Aujla Age, Girlfriend, Wife, Family, Biography & More

Bio/Wiki
Real name	Jaskaran Singh Aujla ^[1]Pendu-Series – YouTube
Other name	Jaskaran Singh ^[2]True Scoop News
Profession(s)	Lyricist, Singer, Rapper
Physical Stats & More
Height (approx.)	in centimeters– 175 cm in meters– 1.75 m in feet inches 5’ 9”
Weight (approx.)	in kilograms– 80 kg in pounds– 176 lbs
Body Measurements (approx.)	– Chest: 42 inches – Waist: 32 inches – Biceps: 14 inches
Eye Colour	Dark Brown
Hair Colour	Black
Career
Debut	As a lyricist- Song: Range (2014)As a singer- Song (Single): Cell Phone (2014) Song (Playback): Titular song from Sikander 2 (2019) Music Album: Bacthafucup (B.T.F.U) (2021)
Personal Life
Date of Birth	18 January 1997 (Saturday)
Age (as of 2023)	26 Years
Birthplace	Ghurala village, Ludhiana, Punjab, India
Zodiac sign	Capricorn
Nationality	Indo-Canadian
Hometown	Ghurala village, Ludhiana, Punjab, India
School(s)	• Manji Sahib Gurdwara, Ludhiana • Nankana Sahib Public School, Ludhiana • Burnaby South Secondary School in Burnaby, Canada (Classes 11 and 12)
Religion	Sikhism
Caste	Jatt
Food Habit	Non-Vegetarian
Hobbies	Hanging out with friends, driving
Tattoo(s)	• Inked his father’s face on the right arm • A tattoo inked on his left arm, which quotes- “Khayaal rakhi tu kaka, Jaanda baapu keh gaya, Maa meri nu photo de vich, Deakh’n joga reh gaya.” (which translates to “Take care of yourself,” said my father before leaving. I am left to see my mother only in her picture.) • A tattoo of his mother’s name in the Punjabi language • A tattoo of his mother’s face on the right arm • Tattoos of the Indian freedom fighters Bhagat Singh and Udham Singh on his left arm. • A wolf tattoo on his right arm • A tattoo inked on his right arm that quotes “I miss you mom & dad” • A few tattoos inked on his chest
Controversies	• Dispute with Punjabi singer Sidhu Moose Wala Initially, Karan Aujla was a good friend of Sidhu Moose Wala, but, later on, a war of words began between the two when Karan leaked many songs of Sidhu before the songs were officially recorded. In 2018, Karan Aujla released the songs- ‘Up & Down’ (along with Deep Jandu) and ‘Lafaafe’ (along with Sanam Bhullar); in the songs, Aujla allegedly defamed Sidhu. Thereafter, a cold war began between both the singers and in reply to the Aujla’s songs, Sidhu Moose Wala also released the song ‘Warning Shots’ in which he allegedly defamed Karan Aujla. Consequently, both used to reply to each other through social media platforms, songs, and live concerts. ^[3]The Tribune In a conversation with a media house, Elly Mangat, the then-colleague of both Sidhu and Aujla, stated that the rivalry between the two began when a video by Sidhu targeting Aujla was leaked to the management of Aujla who later threatened Sidhu. The incident provoked both to target each other. However, in an interview with a media house, Aujla praised the work of Sidhu and stated that he did not write the song ‘Lafaafe’ and said nothing about the rivalry. • Attacked by gangster Sukhpreet Singh Budda’s gang On 8 June 2019, Karan made headlines when he was attacked by gunshots in Surrey, British Columbia. Reportedly, Sukhpreet Singh Budda, a native of Kussa village of Moga district and self-appointed head of the Davinder Bambiha’s gang, allegedly attacked Karan who was accompanied by singer Deep Jandu and producer Sandeep Rehan, the owner of Rehan Records. According to a few media sources, during Sandeep Rehan’s visit to Punjab, India, the alleged gangster Sukhpreet Singh Budda intimidated him to pay a ransom of Rs 20 lakhs. On the contrary, he not only refused to pay the amount but also informed the Punjab police regarding the threats he received from Sukhpreet Singh Budda. Despite seeking help from the police, Sandeep received threats from his gang that he would be attacked by them anyhow. On 9 June 2019, taking responsibility for the attack on Karan and his friends, Davinder Bambiha’s gang posted on Facebook, which read, I want to tell you that as a dispute is going on between Sandeep Rehaan and Karan Aujla (Rehan Records) with our brother Sukhpreet Budda, due to that they got z+ security to put pressure. That security has not accompanied them to Canada. Our brother Sukhpreet Budda, to teach them a lesson, made two attempts to attack them in a day in Canada.” Soon after Sukhpreet’s gang took the responsibility for the attack, another Facebook page operated by the gangster’s name denied the news of the attack and claimed that the attack was not carried out by Sukhpreet Budda’s gang. ^[4]The Times of India However, on 9 June 2019, Karan, through an Instagram story, claimed that news of the attack on him was completely baseless and it was a rumour, which was spread by the news channels. • Fined for violating traffic rules On 22 November 2019, Karan Aujla garnered controversy after a TikTok video went viral over the internet, where Karan was observed allegedly breaking the traffic rules during his visit to India. In the video, it was evident that Karan‘s vehicle was followed by his fans at the Chandigarh airport road, where he along with fans, rashly drove their cars without wearing any seat belts. Subsequently, the matter was reported to the Mohali police and they fined Karan for violating traffic rules that included not using a seat belt, playing loud music, using a pressure horn, lane jumping, and driving dangerously by hanging out of the window and sunroof of the moving vehicle to make videos. ^[5]Hindustan Times • Violated the security rules during his visit to the Central Jail in Ludhiana On 7 April 2021, Karan stoked up a controversy during his visit to the Central Jail in Ludhiana, where he allegedly broke the security and Covid protocols. According to some media sources, it was alleged that Karan visited the prison to meet Gurdeep Rano, a drug dealer from Khanna, Ludhiana, who was arrested by the Special Task Force (STF) after he was accused of trafficking drugs worth crores, 13 luxury cars and drug money. Karan, who was escorted by a police Gypsy, was accompanied by his friends, who entered the prison’s premises in their private cars without depositing their cell phones, without any security checks, and without wearing any masks. As per the protocol, any individual or their private vehicle is barred from entering the jail premises without any prior permission from the jail superintendent. However, talking in support of Karan, Rajiv Arora, the jail superintendent of Central Jail in Ludhiana said, Karan Aujla is my family friend. He is my son’s good friend. He just came on a personal visit with 4-5 other friends. They sat in my office for few minutes only and later we went to my official residence for lunch. He is not a criminal and the matter is being blown out of proportion.” ^[6]The Tribune • Summoned for making derogatory remarks about women in the song “Sharab” Karan Aujla landed into a controversy after he was accused of insulting women in general by comparing them with alcohol, guns, and drugs in his song “Sharab.” The song featuring Harjit Harman was released on 15 September 2021 on YouTube. Soon after the song was released, Panditrao Dharanvar, a social activist from Chandigarh, sent a legal notice to the police commissioner of Jalandhar against Karan Aujla, seeking appropriate action against the singer for making obscene remarks about women in his song. Consequently, Manisha Gulati, the chairperson of the Punjab State Women Commission, ordered Karan and Harman to attend a personal hearing on 22 September 2021. ^[7]True Scoop News • Attacked for singing notorious songs In February 2022, the gangster Harry Chatha and his gang tried to attack Karan by firing gunshots at him in Surrey, British Columbia. According to some media sources, the reason behind the attack was a feud ongoing between Karan and Harry Chatha. Before the attack, Karan also received threats from the gang through a virtual message for singing songs that promoted violence. The message read, Karan Aujla… How long will you provide damage to your friends? We know where your sister lives, and the one who stays by your side, her boutique. But we don’t want to harm them. We’ve done this to you in Canada. We are waiting for your Europe tour and in India our brother Harry Chatha is waiting for you. How much time will be left to change the address, if not today, then tomorrow will come in handy.” However, the gang fired at Karan’s friend Sukhi Garcha’s house, and fortunately, Karan was not there at the time of the attack. ^[8]True Scoop News
Relationships & More
Marital Status	Married
Marriage Date	2 March 2023
Affairs/Girlfriends	Palak Aujla (make-up artist)
Family
Wife/Spouse	Palak Aujla
Parents	Father– Balwinder Singh Aujla (worked at a cooperative society) Mother– Rajinder Kaur Aujla (homemaker)
Siblings	Karan has two elder sisters.
Style Quotient
Car Collection	• Lamborghini Gallardo • Range Rover • Lamborghini Urus • Rolls-Royce (2)

Some Lesser Known Facts About Karan Aujla

Karan Aujla, an Indo-Canadian singer, rapper, and songwriter, gained fame for lending his vocals to numerous popular Punjabi songs like Chitta Kurta, Kya Baat Aa, Chithiyaan, Mexico, Adhiya, and many others.

After his father, Balwinder Singh Aujla, met with a fatal car accident, nine-year-old Karan was left to grapple with the loss. Later, in 2011, his mother Rajinder Kaur Aujla fought a long battle against cancer before succumbing to it. As a result, Karan found himself under the care of his sisters and paternal uncle and aunt. Following the tragic loss of his parents, Karan Aujla was brought up by his paternal uncle.

In 2016, during his ninth standard, Karan had a memorable encounter with the renowned Indian singer Jassi Gill at a wedding ceremony. Karan, who was showcasing his talent at the event, captivated Jassi Gill’s attention with his impressive lyrics. Recognizing his potential, Jassi Gill requested Karan to share the lyrics of the song “Range”. Subsequently, Jassi Gill lent his voice to the song and released it in 2014. During an interview, Karan reminisced about the process of creating his first commercial song, “Range”. He revealed that he composed the song while cruising in a Range-Rover with his close friend Mac Benipal in Chandigarh. The lyrics effortlessly flowed through him, and he skillfully pieced them together. Later, he finalized the song while sitting in a park in Canada.

After graduating from Ludhiana in 2017, Karan relocated to Canada where he successfully finished his high school education.

In order to cover his daily expenses while living in Canada, Karan used to compose songs for different artists and worked part-time as a docker in Surrey, British Columbia. Eventually, Deep Jandu, a prominent Canadian producer, rapper, and singer, approached him and played a crucial role in shaping his career. Deep suggested that Karan relocate to Toronto and begin recording Punjabi songs.

Karan has a deep appreciation for vintage cars, and he can often be seen enjoying the experience of cruising around in a classic automobile.

Karan Aujla embarked on his career alongside well-known artists like Deep Jandu, Elly Mangat, and Sidhu Moose Wala.

During an interview, Karan shared his desire to collaborate with renowned American rapper 50 Cent and Canadian rapper Drake.

Karan Aujla owns two pet dogs, Coco and Boss, and regularly posts pictures of them on his Instagram page, titled “Bo$$ & Coco Aujla.” Interestingly, Karan’s treasured canine companion, Coco, bears the name Boss.

During an interview, Karan expressed that black is his preferred color.

In 2018, Karan rose to fame with his song “Don’t Worry,” which was released on YouTube under the music label Rehaan Records. The music video quickly gained over 160 million views, marking a significant milestone in his career. Additionally, “Don’t Worry” became Karan’s first song to make its debut on the UK Asian Music Chart Top 40, entering at number 36.

Karan Aujla discovered his knack for producing popular Punjabi songs following the massive triumph of his track “Don’t Worry.” Some notable examples include “Rim vs Jhanjhar” (2018), “Na Na Na” (2018), “No Need” (2019), “Don’t Look” (2019), “2 AM” (2019), “Chitta Kurta” (2019), and “Hint” (2019). In his 2019 release “No Need,” Karan Aujla exhibits his exceptional talent.

In December 2019, Karan ranked second on YouTube’s list of the “Most-Listened Artists in Punjab.”

Karan received a nomination for the “Best Singer – Punjabi” category at the Gaana User’s Choice Icons Awards in 2019.

Karan and Palak, who had been in a long-term relationship, got engaged in Canada on January 26, 2019.

Karan’s love for writing stemmed from his father’s own passion for the craft.

Karan has collaborated with various artists on hit tracks such as Red Light (2019) featuring Deep Jandu, Baby Gall Suno (2019) with Dilpreet Dhillon, Aukaat (2019) alongside Jassi Gill, Ask Them (2020) featuring Gippy Grewal, and Ek Din (2020) with Bohemia.

Karan lent his vocals to the track “Jhanjar” in 2020, which was published by Rehaan Records. The song achieved remarkable success, reaching the 9th position on the UK Asian Chart Top 40 and the 5th spot on the Official Punjabi Music Chart Top 20.

In the same year, Karan gained fame for lending his voice to several popular Punjabi songs, including Red Eyes, Kya Baat Aa, Sheikh, Adhiya, Hukam, Mexico, and Chithiyaan. Among these, the song Adhiya achieved notable success, reaching the 19th position on the New Zealand Music Chart Top 40, the 2nd position on the UK Asian Chart Top 40, and making it to the Official Punjabi Music Chart Top 20. Additionally, the song Mexico secured the 10th position on the UK Asian Chart Top 40 and the 4th position on the Official Punjabi Music Chart Top 20. In 2020, Karan Aujla was featured in the track “Adhiya.”

In February 2020, DAV College, Chandigarh extended an invitation to Karan to showcase his live performance at their cultural fest “Karvan”. However, before his scheduled appearance, the Chandigarh police provided Karan with guidance to refrain from performing songs that promote violence, firearms, alcohol, or drugs.

Karan achieved the Best New Age Sensation Award in 2020 for his Punjabi song “Don’t Look” at the PTC Punjabi Music Awards. Additionally, he received a nomination for the same song in the Most Popular Song of the Year category.

Karan Aujla’s song “Jatt Te Jawani” featuring Dilpreet Dhillon gained immense popularity in 2021, accumulating over 120 million views on YouTube. Through this song, Karan Aujla beautifully exhibits his exceptional talent.

Karan released his first song “Chu Gon Do?” from his debut music album Bacthafucup (B.T.F.U) on 8 July 2021. The song was released under the music labels Times Music and Speed Records. The complete album, comprising of thirteen songs, was released on 15 September 2021. The album gained immense popularity and reached number 19 on the Billboard Top Canadian Album chart and number 34 on the New Zealand Albums Chart Top 40.

Karan lent his voice to the songs Gangsta and Game Over under the music label Rehaan Records in 2022. Additionally, he collaborated with renowned singer and rapper Badshah for the first time that year, releasing the song Players on YouTube. This information was reported by The Times of India.

Karan’s music album, B.T.F.U, propelled him to become the “Most Popular Artist” in the Punjabi music industry on Spotify. As a result, he proudly achieved the esteemed recognition of being crowned the “Largest Digital Artist 2021.”

In addition to his singing talent, Karan has an impressive repertoire of Punjabi songs to his name. Some of his notable compositions include ‘Blessings of Bapu’, ‘Unity’, ’90 Di Bandook’, ‘True Talk’, ‘Alcohol 2’, ‘Scratch’, and many more. Furthermore, Karan has collaborated with Deep Jandu on several Punjabi tracks, including ‘Trendster’ (2016), ‘Kabza’ (2017), ‘Underestimate’ (2018), ‘Blonde Baal’ (2018), ‘Khulla Sher’ (2019), ‘Bombay To Punjab’ (2019), and numerous others.

Karan Aujla penned the popular titular track for Diljit Dosanjh’s music album G.O.A.T., which was released on July 30, 2020. The song gained immense appreciation from viewers, garnering over 210 million views on YouTube. Diljit Dosanjh also made an appearance in the music video for the track G.O.A.T. (2020).

Karan, a fitness enthusiast, dedicates himself to regular workouts in order to maintain his fitness and overall well-being. At the gym, Karan Aujla can be seen diligently engaging in his exercise routine.

The song “Chitta Kurta” earned Karan a nomination for the prestigious Best Duet Vocalists Award in 2020.

On November 25, 2021, Karan introduced his clothing brand, Hukam Clothing, to the market.

Some media sources suggested that Palak and Karan got married on 3 February 2023. However, Karan Aujla took to Instagram to deny these rumors, stating that his marriage speculations were unfounded. In an Instagram story, he announced, “Hey everyone, just wanted to inform you that I’ll be live streaming my wedding for all of you. I chose to remain quiet when these rumors surfaced, but now I believe it’s necessary to put an end to them.”