'Saiyaara' singer Faheem Abdullah signs mega deal with T-Series head, Bhushan Kumar

T Series has joined hands with singer composer and songwriter Faheem Abdullah in a move that could reshape the independent and film music landscape. Known for his tracks Ishq and Saiyaara which climbed the charts quickly, Faheem is now set to create music under one of the biggest labels in the country.

The collaboration will include multiple projects ranging from singles and albums to film songs and extended plays. Faheem’s journey from Kashmir to this national stage has already gained attention but this step aims to expand his reach significantly.

“What truly impresses me about Faheem is the honesty in his music. His vocals have a rare uniqueness that stands out in today’s landscape. With audiences already connecting deeply to his sound, this collaboration will allow us to bring a fresh and soulful flavor to listeners everywhere,” said Bhushan Kumar, Managing Director of T Series.

Faheem also opened up about what the moment means to him. “I feel blessed and honoured to be joining hands with T Series. All these years in my hometown I have always looked at T Series as the pinnacle of music and now collaborating with Bhushan Sir on multiple future projects is both an honour and an exciting new chapter for me,” he shared.

What truly impresses me about Faheem is the honesty in his music. His vocals have a rare uniqueness that stands out in today’s landscape.

- Bhushan Kumar on Faheem Abdullah

He also spoke about how the association goes beyond personal success. “This partnership not only opens new doors for me in my artistic journey but gives me the opportunity to bring fresh talent from my homeland onto a global stage,” Faheem added.

Faheem has been a visible face in the independent music circuit and has also played a vital role in encouraging other Kashmiri musicians to find their voice. With T Series backing him now, his music is expected to gain a far wider presence both in India and internationally.

This is not just another artist label partnership. It is being seen as a signal that major music companies are ready to bet on raw originality and regional identity in a big way.