Singer Harshdeep Kaur: I'm experimenting with cooking these days

With all of us adjusting to the new reality of quarantine life, most working men and women from the music and film industry have taken to many different kinds of hobbies and pastimes.
Singer Harshdeep Kaur who is completely into music is strict with her regular daily riyaz. "I’m at home with my family and together we do all the household chores. I do my riyaz and I’m also working on new tunes.I’m also experimenting a lot with cooking," says the singer who has given us melodious numbers like 'Dilbaro' ('Raazi'), 'Nachde Ne Saare' ('Baar Baar Dekho'), 'Zaalima' ('Raees') 'Heer' ('Jab Tak Hai Jaan') and others.
With the corona epidemic in mind, Harshdeep urges her fans, "I am very grateful for all the love my fans give me for my music. I urge them all to stay at home and help stop the spreading of the corona virus.
Make the most of this time and learn something new.
Harshdeep has recently come up with a meditative chant 'Om Namah Shivaaye’. It is a beautiful concept by Puneet Chawla and music is composed by Rajshree Agarwal.Since it is very soothing and divine to listen to, it has the power to heal and take the listener to a very calm and positive state. I really had a wonderful experience while recording the chants. The poetry of this song is written by Vishal Agarwala and portrays the power of the connect in life through Lord Shiva. The music adds to the complete feel of this special tribute to our Lord-Shiva."