Baba Sehgal tried to start a business in Singapore but it failed and he returned to India.
Initially, Baba Sehgal was not serious about the mafia’s threats, but he relented after the murder of music mogul and T-Series founder Gulshan Kumar.
Baba Sehgal is one of the famous rappers who has been entertaining the audience with his hilarious songs and choreography since the 90s. He has also made Hindi covers of some English chartbusters and that too was loved by millions. The songs Thanda Thanda Pani and Aaja Meri Gaadi Mein Baith Ja played an important role in getting him success.
However, Sehgal also had to endure a difficult time when he received threats from the underworld. There were reports that Sehgal used to get extortion calls from the mafia. Initially the rapper was not serious about these warnings but after the murder of music mogul and T-Series founder Gulshan Kumar, he got scared. Fearing a similar incident, Sehgal decided to quit the industry and shifted to Singapore.
He tried to start a business here and put all his earnings into it. But he failed in that venture and returned to India. According to Filmi Stories, Sehgal started working in Zee TV’s show Philips Top Ten, but could not avenge his earlier success. At this time actor Chiranjeevi helped Saigal by selecting him as a singer for his film Rikshavodu. Baba Sehgal lent his voice to the song Roop Tera Mastana along with another singer Sujatha. He again gained popularity among the audience with this song and started acting in other South Indian films as well.
Baba Sehgal recently sang and wrote the lyrics for the theme song of the film Phone Bhoot, composed by Mickey McClary. This song was a hit and its official video has got 44,67,699 views so far. Check out the video here:
Baba Sehgal is also composing songs as an independent artist and his latest track is Life Teri Set Hai Bhai Hai. Followers loved the lyrics of the song and many commented that he is the “original rapper of India”.
As an actor, he has made a special appearance in the comic series Comicstaan, which is currently streaming on Amazon Prime.