Harvin prefers to receive dhols as gifts over tech gadgets. Photos: The Star/Izzrafiq Alias
Harvin Singh seems like a shy eight-year-old but put him behind a dhol and he transforms into a confident music-making machine.
In fact, he has carved a name as one of the country’s youngest dhol players, wowing audiences at numerous occasions including Punjabi weddings, school concerts and community events around the Klang Valley.
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The little drummer boy
Harvin prefers to receive dhols as gifts over tech gadgets. Photos: The Star/Izzrafiq Alias
The boy in blue is certainly the cutest of them all. Photo: Melina Kaur
Harvin is in his element when he gets to perform at Punjabi weddings. Photo: Melina Kaur
Harvin was just four years old when he first performed the dhol at his uncle's wedding. Photo: Melina Kaur
Harvin (centre) performed with the Dhol Riderz at a Vaisakhi event at Pasar Seni Kuala Lumpur in 2018. Photo: Melina Kaur
Harvin's father Ravinderjit and his mother Melina Kaur are very proud of their only child's musical talents.
father, businessman Ravinderjit and his mother administrative executive Melina Kaur, 36,
Harvin has carved a name for himself as one of the youngest dhol players in Malaysia.
Harvin (left) and Kiret are happy to showcase their talents in playing the dhol.
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