Hard Kaur

Pussycat Dolls who recently sung A R Rahman’s Jai Ho! composition in there own style, has found liking in one more Indian artist. And the artist is none other than the first female Indian rap singer Hard Kaur. Agent of Pussycat Dolls approached the Indian to lend her voice for their new album

Hard Kaur claim to fame with her song Ek Glassy. Later on she lent her voice for Bollywood movies like Johnny Gaddaar, Ugly Aur Pagli, Singh Is Kinng, Kismat Konnection and Bachna Ae Haseeno and all those were success.

Hard Kaur came to surprise when she was approached by Pussycat Dolls. “The agent told me that they were keeping track of my music and liked my work. I’m thrilled for sure. I already sent Pussycat Dolls the chorus I have written which goes on like Move over, Hard Kaur is here. They loved it and now we’ll be recording the song most probably in LA,” tells the singer.

However she will also make the Pussycat Dolls to sing in Hindi. “I will make them sing a few lines in Hindi, otherwise what’s the point of having a collaboration,” asks Hard Kaur.

She has also sung for a band - D12 with American rapper Bizarre.

Hard Kaur

Hard Kaur who is known for his hard voice created a scene when she was hosting at some event on Feb 19. The event was at Rock Bottom, where she was hosting an event and promoting her album where she suddenly started throwing some obscene words at the audiences. She was completely drunken and intoxicated.

One source from the event said, “Hard Kaur was so sloshed that night that she started abusing. Words like mc/bc put off the audience so much that they abused her in turn. It was so chaotic that she had to be dragged away.”

Also the manager of Rock Bottom, Bhavik Bhatt confirmed, “I heard words like F*&%U etc.”

“But that’s normal, you can’t call that abusing, she was just being naughty on the floor!” he added.

First the manager was defending her, but later he added, “I know she’s capable of messing up a party. She said too much on the mike, when people were there to listen to music. Most of the people who were present last night requested me not include her in any of our future events. Now we are definitely not going to call her for our events, even though she’s very popular and can draw crowds.”

It is not the first time that Hard Kaur had created such a drama. Previously also at the event of music release of Kismet Konnection, she accused a media person who was trying to click her pictures with a mobile phone.