Belonging to the land of Punjab(Gidderbaha), songwriter Jaani established his name in the music industry only after penning the lyrics of the song 'Soch'. Sung by popular Punjabi singer Harrdy Sandhu, this song has hit 75 million views on YouTube at present. 'Soch' managed to capture the audience not just because of its beautiful composition and vocals, but also heart-touching lyrics.

The artist, who credits his success to his parents, believes that it takes dedication and hard work to gain success. He began his career in 2012 with a religious song titled 'Sant Sipahi' again sung by Harrdy Sandhu. Evidently, Jaani has composed most of Harrdy's songs and they seem to share a good bond. He is known for writing down songs that are a representation of his honest emotions. During an interaction once, Jaani had confessed that he got inspired to write 'Soch' from a real-life experience. He admitted that his friend was going through some relationship issues, and Jaani uttered a line to console him. This line immediately struck him, and then the lyrics flew effortlessly through his emotions.


Jaani has a hobby of reading literature, and that's probably the reason for his deep understanding of human feelings. His observant nature is further explained in a statement he once made which was: "I create songs by observing the personality of an artist". This could be a factor why Jaani works closely with Harrdy Sandhu. He seems to have developed a good comprehension of Harrdy's personality and creates poetry that fits him well.

After the great success of 'Soch', the team behind it has collaborated multiple times to come up with more splendid songs. The group consists of Harrdy Sandhu, B Praak, Arvindr Khaira, and Jaani himself. This team has released hit Punjabi songs like 'Jocker', 'Backbone', and 'Horn Blow'. He's also known for his work as a lyricist with other singers like Ammy Virk, Gippy Grewal, Girik Aman, and Sunanda Sharma among many more. His lyrics for 'Soch' were so impactful that they inspired Bollywood's song 'Soch Na Sake' in the movie Airlift. This in itself is an announcement of how skilled he is in what he does