Haryanvi actor, singer, and music composer Aman Jaji called upon Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini at his official residence, Sant Kabir Kutir, in Chandigarh on Thursday. Accompanied by his complete production team, the artist engaged in a detailed discussion with the Chief Minister regarding his forthcoming feature film titled Azad Singh. The upcoming movie is slated for a nationwide theatrical release on 17 September.
The Milestone Success of 52 Gaj Ka Daman
Aman Jaji, whose real name is Aman Gulia, hails from Jaji village in Sonipat district, Haryana. Over the years, he has established himself as a prominent figure in the Haryanvi entertainment sector, working as a composer, singer, musician, and screen performer. He gained widespread national recognition through the chart-topping track 52 Gaj Ka Daman, which turned into an unprecedented YouTube phenomenon, accumulating a staggering 1,78,56,32,098 views (over 178 crore hits).
Released on 2 October 2020, 52 Gaj Ka Daman was composed musically by Aman Jaji, while the lyrics were authored by Mukesh Jaji and vocals were rendered by singer Renuka Panwar. The official music video featured Aman Jaji acting alongside co-star Pranjal Dahiya. Following the massive success of the original Haryanvi track, a Hindi adaptation was launched, performed jointly by Renuka Panwar and Asees Kaur.
Extensive Music Catalog and Transition to Acting
Beyond his record-breaking single, Aman Jaji has collaborated with several top regional artists, including Sapna Choudhary. He has acted in and contributed to a string of hugely popular music videos, such as Gajban, Moto, Jee Lage Babeya Mein, Dug Dug, Bhai Tera Gunda, and Matak Chalungi. Collectively, these tracks have gathered more than 41,95,06,965 views on YouTube, demonstrating his consistent appeal across audiences.
While built on a strong foundation of music composition, Aman Jaji has expanded his creative footprint into feature films. His upcoming project Azad Singh represents a key milestone in his career as he steps further into mainstream cinematic acting.
