Questions people ask about Geeta Rabari

Geeta Rabari is a Gujarati folk singer from Tappar village in Kutch, known as Kutchi Koyal. She sings lok geet, bhajan, lok dayro and Navratri garba, and releases music on her own label, Geeta Rabari Official.

She is from Tappar, a village in the Anjar taluka of Kutch district, Gujarat. She studied in Tappar and in nearby Bhimasar.

Gujarati media report her date of birth as 31 December 1996.

Koyal is the koel, the songbird of Indian folk poetry. Gujarati media and her own official page call her the nightingale of Kutch, after the region she comes from.

"Rona Ser Ma" (Raghav Digital, April 2017) is the song her own artist biography credits with bringing her into the spotlight. By July 2019 Gujarati television reported it had passed 25 crore YouTube views.

"Shree Ram Ghar Aaye", a Hindi bhajan with music by Maulik Mehta and words by Sunita Joshi (Pandya). Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared it on X on 7 January 2024.

Yes: "Yaad Satave" in the Gujarati film "Hoon Tari Heer" (2022), composed by Rahul Munjariya. We found no verified Hindi film playback.

Nonstop garba albums for Navratri on her own label: Taal (2021), Taal 2.0 (2022), Taal 3.0 (2023) and Taal 4.0 (2025), and Zankaar 2.0 (2023), 3.0 (2024) and 4.0 (2026).

Yes. Her artist pages on Spotify and Apple Music are linked on the Contact page, along with YouTube Music, JioSaavn and Amazon Music.

We could not verify any formal state or national music award as of September 2026. Her documented recognition, including praise from the Prime Minister in 2019 and 2024, is on the Milestones page.