The Nooran Sisters, Jyoti and Sultana, is an honored duo from Punjab, India. These singers are widely known for their energetic form of Sufi folk music, besides being strongly connected to the exemplary qawwali tradition. With "Mundian To Bach Ke," a song which catapulted into worldwide popularity, the brothers Jyoti and Sultana depicted a perfect blend of traditional sounds with modern trends.

Their performances are full of soulful melodies and energetic vigor with audio accompaniments of traditional instruments such as harmonium and dhol. Nooran Sisters have built up quite a fan following that is not only geared towards the Indian region but also reaches globally. They continue to entertain the audience through all the top-class festivals and events across the globe.

They also rendered soundtracks of many films. Their music evokes so much depth and emotion, but in both senses, they are very different from each other, which makes them the most popular artist on the whole Indian music map. The Nooran Sisters hail from an illustrious Sufi background and, as ambassadors of Sufi music, are inspirations for audiences, bridges between cultures, and beacons celebrating the rich musical heritage of their roots.