| Sonu Nigam is known as the 'Elvis Presley of India' for his singing talent. |
| He had his first stage performance at the age of 3, singing 'Kya Hua Tera Vaada.' |
| His initial music training was under Ustad Ghulam Mustafa Khan. |
| At 10, Sonu debuted in Bollywood as a young Shatrughan Sinha in 'Taqdeer' (1983). |
| By 16, he was performing the title track of Mahabharata in 1989. |
| In 1991, he moved to Mumbai and sang cover versions of Mohammed Rafi's songs. |
| Sonu's breakout hit was 'Accha Sila Diya' in 'Bewafa Sanam' (1995). |
| Initially, he was called a 'Rafi clone' for his similar singing style. |
| Albums like 'Kismat' and 'Deewana' were big hits in the 90s. |
| He once shared he would have been a scientist or astronaut if not a singer. |
| Sonu's first lead role in a film was in 'Love in Nepal' (2004). |
| He is trained in 'Taekwondo' and values fitness. |
| Sonu Nigam is afraid of cockroaches. |
| He enjoys mimicking singers and Bollywood actors at various events. |
| The versatile singer has sung in various languages and even did voice-overs for Hollywood films. |
| Sonu hosted singing reality shows like 'Sa Re Ga Ma' and 'Life Ki Dhun.' |
| He won a National Award for the song 'Kal Ho Naa Ho' (2003). |
| During the awards, he sported a hairstyle similar to A. P. J. Abdul Kalam's. |
| Sonu co-judged 'Sa Re Ga Ma Pa L'il Champs International' with Suresh Wadkar. |
| In 2016, he disguised as a beggar in Mumbai for an act called 'The Roadside Ustaad.' |
| Sonu faced a skin allergy in 2019 due to seafood consumption. |
| After Sushant Singh Rajput's death, Sonu criticized music companies' influence in the industry in 2020. |
