K-pop singer Aoora, who is well-known for his quirky lyrics, stylish dancing skills, and attractive appearance, has a devoted following of his own. When the South Korean competed in Bigg Boss 17 and charmed people over with his modest demeanour, he initially gained popularity in India. However, a song he wrote in honour of Lord Shiva has made him popular once more. Shiva Shivam, a song he released, combines spiritual and EDM themes. It's interesting to note that he released the song at the ideal moment—ahead of Sunday, February 15, the auspicious celebration of Maha Shivratri.
Sanskrit chants devoted to Lord Shiva are the inspiration for Aoora's most recent album, Shiva Shivam (Tandava). The song has a lively vibe and has an older foundation. It attempts to depict Shiva's cosmic dance, Tandava, in which creation and destruction coexist. The timing of the song is further complicated by the fact that he released it on February 15, before Maha Shivratri.
Aoora's career had already begun before she arrived in India. On September 4, 2009, he made his debut with Love Back. On March 28, 2014, he released his solo single, Body Part. However, he rose to fame in India as the first Korean competitor on Bigg Boss 17. He benefited greatly from the publicity, and his dancing participation on Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa 11 further increased his notoriety.
Aoora has established a consistent relationship with Indian audiences over the past few years. Since he arrived almost four years ago, that expanding connection has been mirrored in his art. Songs like Thi Thi Thara were notable for their sound as well as the amount of work he put into learning Malayalam. In 2024, Holi Re Rasiya became a popular track. His ability to switch between two musical genres was further demonstrated by his K-pop renditions of Yeh Shaam Mastani and Jimmy Jimmy.
When sharing the teaser of his new creation on Instagram, Aoora wrote, “Today marks the third anniversary of my arrival in India. I remember how I felt when I first arrived in Delhi and then travelled to Mumbai and many other places in India, gaining so many experiences and receiving so much love." He further mentioned, “I’m grateful to God for all of it, and I want to learn even more. I want to dedicate this song to everyone who has been a part of my journey. This is not a song but a prayer which I hope will reach everyone’s heart."
South Korean rapper, singer, songwriter, and composer Park Min-jun popularly known as Aoora. His first musical opportunity came when he joined the K-pop group Double A (AA), which made its debut in 2011. In order to concentrate on his solo career, he departed the group in 2016. He has since experimented with pop, R&B and electronic dance music. He became well-known as a solo artist thanks to the popularity of his song Because I'm Crazy.