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Punjabi 'Rap God' Sultaan Finds Kindred Spirit in Mumbai's Energy
25 Oct
Summary
- Punjabi rapper Sultaan feels at home in Mumbai's dynamic music scene
- Sultaan started hardcore Punjabi rap in 2014, bringing it to rural Punjab
- Sultaan collaborated with Diljit Dosanjh, who provided confidence-boosting support
In the past seven years, Punjabi rapper Sultaan has carved out a reputation as the 'Rap God' of the region. According to his recent statements, the 32-year-old artist has found Mumbai's dynamic energy to be akin to his native Canada, making him feel right at home.
Sultaan first began his hardcore Punjabi rap journey back in 2014, and has since been credited with bringing the genre to the rural parts of Punjab. His unwavering dedication and unique style have earned him widespread acclaim, solidifying his status as a trailblazer in the Punjabi music scene.
Earlier this year, Sultaan had the opportunity to collaborate with renowned Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh on the album Jeet. Sultaan has spoken highly of Dosanjh's confidence-boosting support throughout the process, which he says was instrumental in shaping the final product.
As of October 2025, Sultaan continues to be a prominent figure in the Punjabi rap community, with his music resonating with audiences both at home and abroad. His journey from a small-town rapper to a nationally recognized 'Rap God' serves as an inspiration to aspiring artists in the region.
