Pooja Kalyani laughing in an orange chaniya choli and silver coin headpiece — Portrait · 2026 · @poojakalyani_official

Gujarati Garba & devotional singer

POOJA Kalyani

The Dakla Queen. A circle that never stops.

Discover the journey

New · September 2026Garba Ni Ramzat 05

01 The voice that carries the circle

A singer built for the ninth night.

i. The Garba singer

Pooja Kalyani sings for the people who dance. Her world is Garba — Krishna Garba, Mataji Garba and full-night Navratri sets — delivered with a stage energy that has earned her the name the Dakla Queen.

ii. The Dakla voice

Dakla is the drum-driven devotional form sung to call on the Mother Goddess, and it is where her voice is most at home: rising over the dhol, holding a crowd of thousands in the same rhythm.

iii. The circle abroad

Away from Navratri she brings the same music to Chaitri Navratri, Sharad Purnima Garba, destination weddings and private celebrations — and every year before Navratri she takes the circle on tour abroad.

iKrishna Garba
iiMataji Garba
iiiDakla
ivNavratri Nonstop

02 Latest album · 15 September 2025

Garba Ni Ramzat 4.0

The fourth chapter of her signature series — a 23-track, 48-minute Navratri set recorded with Maulik Mehta and released on Xopple Entertainment, built to keep a Garba circle turning from the first taali to the last.

Tracks: 23
Minutes: 48
Chapter: 4.0

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Discography 2021 — 2026

The Ramzat years

Pooja Kalyani mid-performance with dancers' arms fanning out behind her like a goddess

On stage

From the first taali to the last round.

A Pooja Kalyani night is built like a Garba circle: it starts slow, gathers speed, and never quite stops. Dakla, Krishna Garba and nonstop Ramzat sets, sung live for as long as the crowd keeps turning.

03 Live