In the vibrant world of Indian music, some voices don’t just sing—they tell stories, evoke emotions, and leave lasting impressions. Siddhaant Miishhraa is one such artist. Known for his soulful vocals, melodic compositions, and high-energy tracks, he is quickly establishing himself as a versatile force in Bollywood music.
Siddhaant first captured attention with “Marjaana” from Baaghi 4. Sung alongside B Praak, the track showcased his ability to convey deep emotion, turning each note into a heartfelt story. Recalling his first experience hearing the song in a theater, Siddhaant says, “When ‘Marjaana’ played, I realized this wasn’t just my song anymore—it belonged to the audience.” The haunting melody made him a recognized voice in mainstream cinema, demonstrating his gift for connecting with listeners on a profound level.
Following this breakthrough, Siddhaant expanded his creative scope with “Tera Khayal”, also from Baaghi 4. Serving as the composer, he brought his emotional sensibilities into the song, while his brother Stebin Ben lent his voice to lyrics penned by Sameer Anjaan. Produced under Sajid Nadiadwala’s guidance and directed by A Harsha, the song became a romantic staple. Siddhaant reflects, “This track is extremely close to me. When Stebin sang it, it felt like my emotions were coming alive through his voice.”
Not limiting himself to soulful ballads, Siddhaant also explored upbeat and energetic music with “Sikandar Naache”from Sikandar. Collaborating with Amit Mishra and Akasa, and again with lyrics by Sameer Anjaan, he combined powerful vocals with lively beats, crafting a song designed to ignite dance floors. “Songs like these are about more than rhythm,” he explains. “It’s about creating energy that spreads through the crowd.”
Siddhaant’s journey has not been without challenges. Like many emerging artists, he faced moments of doubt and uncertainty, but his unwavering passion for music carried him forward. Today, his songs resonate not only in cinema halls but also across playlists and headphones nationwide, reflecting his versatility as both singer and composer.
From the emotional depth of Marjaana, to the romantic pulse of Tera Khayal, and the high-octane energy of Sikandar Naache, Siddhaant Miishhraa is proving that music is not just a profession—it is a medium for storytelling, emotion, and connection. With several projects lined up, Siddhaant continues to craft songs that leave lasting impressions, establishing himself as a compelling voice in contemporary Bollywood music.