| Sumit Goswami is a well-known Indian singer and lyricist, famous for his work in the Haryanvi language. |
| His passion for singing began in childhood, and he started writing songs during his school days. |
| Initially, Sumit did not receive much support from his family, especially from his father who discouraged his singing aspirations. |
| Despite his father's skepticism, Sumit took on the challenge and vowed to prove his success in the music industry. |
| While complying with his father's wish to attend college, Sumit continued to pursue his love for music, participating in various events and building a fan base. |
| Upon graduating, he balanced a job in a private company with his musical pursuits, working night shifts while composing songs during the day. |
| In 2018, he released his first song 'Karobaar' without informing his family, receiving initial support from his parents despite the song's moderate success. |
| With the release of his next song 'Gangwar' featuring Bawli Tared, Sumit gained immense popularity, establishing himself as a prominent Haryanvi singer. |
| In following years, he directed and composed multiple successful Haryanvi music videos, such as 'Yaar Ki Shaadi' (2019), 'Red Eye' (2019), 'Feelings' (2020), 'Jaane Meri' (2020), 'Sample Yaara Ke' (2021), and 'Haryanvi Swag' (2022). |
| Sumit Goswami was prominently featured in various music videos, including 'Yaar Ki Shaadi' (2019), 'Tora' (2020), 'Raaj' (2020), 'Yaara' (2021), and 'Pyar Mera' (2021). |
| He credits his grandfather, who taught him singing and composed Raagini, as a significant influence in his musical journey. |
| Throughout his songs, Sumit expresses gratitude to his cousin Shanky for the unwavering support provided during his music career. |
