The multi-talented rapper, composer, and vocalist Raja Kumari has established herself as a unique music artist by bravely forging her path without copying anybody. Her experience in America has been characterized by tenacity and dedication, which has eventually resulted in meritorious recognition.
She recently enthralled the crowd at Coachella with a performance she shared with the talented Diljit Dosanjh. In an interview with (TOI), Raja Kumari provides insights into the making of her most recent album, “The Bridge.” She also considers the slow but significant ascent of South Asians, especially Indians, in the USA.
These turning points have broken prejudices, from AR Rahman’s classic song “Jai Ho” to Priyanka Chopra’s worldwide popularity and “RRR” winning an Oscar. In this open discussion with Raja Kumari, she also touches upon the impact of Indian fashion and Alia Bhatt’s outstanding Met Gala debut, among other intriguing subjects.
