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Salim–Sulaiman's ancestral town is Mundra, Kutch, Gujarat. [1] They were born in Mumbai. [1] Salim Merchant was born on 3 March 1974 and Sulaiman Merchant was born on 21 December 1970. [2] They were inspired by their father Sadruddin Merchant, who used to lead Ismaili Scouts Orchestra in India. [3] Steeped in a family tradition of music as ...
Salim was very close to her mother. He has one brother, Sulaiman Merchant, who is also a music director. Salim Merchant’s father. Salim Merchant with his mother and brother. Salim Merchant and his brother. Salim is married to Jeanne Micheal Merchant, a singer and lyricist. The couple has a daughter, Ayesha Merchant.
Wife: Jeanne Micheal Merchant. Age: 45 Years. Some Lesser Known Facts About Salim Merchant. Does Salim Merchant drink alcohol?: Yes. Salim Merchant CAUGHT Drunk at Hrithik Roshan's party; Watch Video | FilmiBeat. Watch on. Salim Merchant was born into a well to do family in Mumbai. Salim Merchant’s childhood picture.
Sep 26, 2021 05:28 PM IST. Wife of composer-singer Salim Merchant, Jeanne talks about her new song and how music is a common connect among her family members. “Salim (Merchant;...
His surname was earlier Molddina, but when his uncle moved to Australia, Sulaiman changed it to Merchant. Sulaiman Merchant is an Indian music director. He, along with his brother Salim Merchant is known as Salim-Sulaiman. Check this page to know about his age, family & biography!
- Sulaiman Molddina
- Music Director, Score Composer
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Wrapped up the Music Video Shoot! Back with a sequel to "Tumhe Dekh ke" which was shot three years ago in Kashmir. @salimmerchant announced '𝐀𝐄 𝐊𝐀𝐀𝐒𝐇' here in Kashmir with @officialsalman.ali and @mateenarajput We’re thrilled about this new song and confident you'll show it the same love you gave to Tumhe Dekh Ke 🎶 Stay tuned for more updates and the release!
Nov 25, 2021 · With Bhoomi 2021, Salim-Sulaiman bring out 10 songs with 25 collaborators. This includes contemporary devotional music (“Sai Naryana” with Raj Pandit) to Assamese folk-prog (“Kasiyoli” by Anurag Saikia, sung by Vivek Hariharan, and Jutimala Buragohain), plus Raftaar and Afsana Khan’s Punjabi dark trip-hop on “Barbaad.”.
