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Vaishali Mhade
Vaishali Mhade is a vocalist from Aurangabad, Maharashtra who trained in Hindustani classical music. She became known for singing "Pinga" in the 2015 film...
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Vaishali Mhade is a vocalist from Aurangabad, Maharashtra who trained in Hindustani classical music. She became known for singing "Pinga" in the 2015 film Bajirao Mastani, performing the song alongside Shreya Ghoshal.
Her work includes other tracks like "Dagla Bagla," "Daru Desi," and "Aaja Re Sajan," which span classical, folk, and contemporary styles. She has performed with musicians including tabla player Vaibhav Joshi and harmonium player Ajay Joglekar.
In 2018, she was involved in a copyright dispute over "Aaja Re Sajan," though the details of how it concluded aren't specified here.
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