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Mukul Rock: The Rising Singer of India

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Mukul Rock is a leading Rapper, YouTuber and Dancer from India. He started his career in 2016 with Mr Vansh. Since then, he has launched many hit songs like Paisa, Attitude, Bhaut Kum. Millions of people are liking his songs on different platforms like SoundCloud. He lent his voice to music covers like ‘Downtown’, ‘Pehli Nazar’ and many more.

He was born on 1 December 1999 in Uttarakhand, India. At such a young age, he achieved various milestones of success. His work and videos are liked by not only youth but people of all ages. their zodiac sign is LEO

He is one of the smartest YouTubers and dancers. Many young people admire his personality. He has a slim body. He is 5’10” tall and weighs around 55kg. He has mesmerizing black eyes and black hair which captivates the audience

Born in a middle-class family, whatever he has achieved today is the dream of many. His father’s name is Shri Sanjay Bhardwaj and his mother’s name is Meena Bhardwaj. He has one brother and one sister. Their names are Rahul and Priya respectively. He is one of those stars who never discuss about his personal life on a public platform.

He focuses a lot on his work. Currently, he is not in a relationship with anyone. His dedication and punctuality make him different from others. He completed his graduation from Delhi University in BA program. He likes to sing and listen to music. His ideal model is Triple H and his favorite singer is Karan Aujla.

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