With most of the music industry overshadowed by Bollywood songs, it is hard for singers from a different region to be recognized. But that did not stop other music industries to claim their fame and among them is the Gujarati music industry. Gujarati songs have never made any less of an impact and, Haresh Nakum or with the name he is known to his millions of fans, Herry Nakum is the shining example defining it.

Herry Nakum has millions of fan following already and, he is eventually becoming the face of Gujarat in the music industry. Herry started his career at the delicate age of 15. Representing his native state of Gujarat through folk songs, he has become quite an icon in the nation. This young voice has been even, recognized by Arijit Singh for his amazing work worldwide. With his musical hit numbers increasing every month he is the inspiration behind many aspiring young singers and has started a new era of Gujarati folk songs.

In an interview, Herry stated that it is extremely important for someone to stay true to their roots and, that is exactly why he is trying to present his own culture on a national level. The passion for his folk music led him to release music videos including Gujarati Love Mashup, Gujarati Garba Mashup, and many more. Even two of his work became a nationwide blockbuster with Gujarati Love Mashup more than 1.5 million views and Gujarati Garba Mashup with whooping 3.5, million views.

All this success, his passion for his craft, and his humble personality made him eventually a fan favorite. With more than 140k Instagram followers, 65k plus subscribers on YouTube, his growing admiration and love from his followers, it can be easily assumed that the young star is destined to greatness. Haresh Nakum a.k.a Herry Nakum even, being just 19 years has surely gifted Gujarat with a new phase of music to cherish for ages.

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