Early Life and Background
Kinjal Dave was born on November 24, 1998, in Jesangpura, which is a small place located near Patan, Gujarat. Her upbringing was a simple one, and music was an integral part of her growing up. Her father, Lalit Dave, was in the diamond business, while her mother, Bhanuben, was a home-maker. Being a little girl, Kinjal already loved singing and was active in her school and local community events, often presenting her talent in Gujarati folk and devotional songs.
Career and Rise to Fame
Kinjal Dave was a well-known figure in many homes through her song “Chaar Chaar Bangadi Vali Gadi”. This song was her instant fame throughout Gujarat. The song made her one of the most successful and youngest folk singers in the area. Then she came out with a ton of other hits like “Leri Lala,” “Bhailu Halya Jaan Ma,” “Jivi Le,” and the list goes on. With each release, she was moving higher and higher in the Gujarati music industry.
Her vibrant Garba dances and her skill in joining the audience have won her a lot of praise from people. Besides music, Kinjal also slowly got into acting and made her first appearance in a Gujarati film titled “Dada Ho Dikri” in the year 2018. Besides films and albums, Kinjal continues to perform at major live shows and cultural festivals, both in India and abroad, to the wide audience that she attracts wherever she goes.
Age, Height, and Personal Life
In 2025, Kinjal Dave will be 26 years old. The 5 feet 4 inches tall actress has a slim and elegant physique, and her on-stage personality is very much in sync with her vivacity. Kinjal’s private life has become a hot topic lately, mostly because of her engagement to Pavan Joshi, who has been a constant support throughout her career. While she prefers to keep her personal life away from public attention, her fans love the down-to-earth and pleasant side of her, which she shows even in the limelight.
Net Worth by 2025
Kinjal Dave is expected to have a net worth of ₹30 crores in 2025. The largest part of her income originates from singing at concerts, song royalties, advertisements, and other public appearances. The global concerts and the large number of fans she has have been a significant part of her financial success.
Conclusion
Kinjal Dave is not simply a singer, but rather she is the life and spirit of Gujarati folk music. Her transition from a small village girl to a world-famous singer has been an example of the devotion, struggle, and love for music that she possesses. She is still, in 2025, the one who inspires the next generations of artists, and she is the one who takes the Gujarati music to a wider audience—thus, she is the one who keeps the artistic and cultural legacy alive in the process.
