Sachin Sanghvi is an Indian singer, music composer, and music director best known as one half of the popular musical duo Sachin–Jigar, alongside Jigar Saraiya. The duo has made significant contributions to Hindi and Gujarati film music, combining contemporary sounds with Indian musical influences. Sachin Sanghvi has also performed as a singer on several songs and independent music projects.
Some of his notable singing and musical works include “Kamariya,” “Kheench Te Nach,” “Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui Title Track,” “Raasleela,” “Nayan Ne Bandh Rakhine,” “Valam,” and “Kyun Karu Main Shringar.” He has also been associated with popular soundtracks such as ABCD – Any Body Can Dance, Badlapur, Stree, Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania, Go Goa Gone, and Shuddh Desi Romance.Sachin Sanghvi was born on 14 June 1980 in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India. He developed an interest in music at an early age and trained as a classical singer. He has spoken about being inspired by A. R. Rahman's music, particularly after listening to the soundtrack of Roja.
Before establishing himself as an independent composer, Sachin worked as an arranger and programmer with Jigar Saraiya and collaborated with established music directors. Sachin and Jigar eventually formed the Sachin–Jigar duo, which became active as an independent composing partnership around 2009. Their work spans Hindi and Gujarati cinema and includes film soundtracks, songs, arrangements, and production.
The duo became known for songs such as “Saibo,” “Bezubaan,” “Gulabi,” “Jeena Jeena,” “Kamariya,” and numerous other popular film tracks. Sachin has also continued to sing, including collaborations with his daughter Tanishkaa Sanghvi and other artists.
Sachin Sanghvi remains active in the Indian music industry, working across Bollywood, Gujarati music, independent music, and other contemporary projects. Birth Date: 14 June 1980 Birth Place: Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India Profession: Singer, Music Composer, Music Director, Record Producer Music Duo: Sachin–Jigar Years Active: 2009–Present