Narinder Biba was a prominent name in the Punjabi music scene, revered as one of the most influential female vocalists of her time. With a career spanning several decades, Biba became a household name in Punjab and among the Punjabi diaspora worldwide for her soulful renditions of Punjabi folk songs, ghazals, and bhajans. She was born on January 13, 1941 in Bathinda, Punjab, British India and her singing career took off in the early 1960s when she started performing on All India Radio.

Her voice had a distinctive timbre that easily expressed the emotional depth of the lyrics, whether it was the pain of separation, the joy of romantic love, or the divine connection reflected in spiritual songs. Some of her most acclaimed works include the songs "Sasi Punnu Do Jane," which narrates the legendary love story of Sassi and Punnu, and "Ravidas Mahima," which pays homage to the life and teachings of Guru Ravidas. Narinder Biba's influence paved the way for future generations of female artists in Punjabi music, and her legacy continues to live on through her rich discography and the timeless appeal of her melodies. Sadly, Narinder Biba passed away on September 4, 1991, leaving behind a treasure trove of musical heritage that continues to enchant listeners to this day.