From Bokaro to Bangkok: Manvi Singh’s Journey to Global Stage This Navratri
by Arun Pathak
Bokaro’s rising music sensation, Manvi Singh, is all set to take the stage at the Sharadiya Navratri Festival in Bangkok, Thailand, from September 22 to October 2, 2025. Organized by the Hindu Dharma Sabha Vishnu Mandir, this international platform marks a significant milestone in Manvi’s inspiring journey—from local stages in Jharkhand and Bihar to the global spotlight.
Manvi Singh, a gifted singer of devotional, folk, and film songs, has won hearts with her soulful voice and pure dedication. Starting her career just a few years ago, she rapidly gained recognition purely through talent and hard work, without relying on star connections or big-show backing.
Her decision to leave teaching at Saraswati Shishu Mandir, Bokaro, to fully focus on music, reflects her unwavering passion.
“Art is not just entertainment; it’s a powerful medium to preserve and promote culture,” says Manvi, who sees her Navratri performance as a tribute to Indian tradition. With no external backing, she emphasizes that her success stems from relentless effort and the love of well-wishers, friends, and supporters.
A Journey Fueled by Passion and Hard Work
At a time when many youths drift away from cultural roots, Manvi Singh’s journey is a beacon of hope, showing that with dedication, Indian art can transcend borders.
Her performance in Thailand is not just personal success—it’s a celebration of India’s rich cultural heritage on the global stage.
