Jigardan Gadhavi, also known as Jigrra, is a Gujarati playback singer, songwriter, music director and live performer from Ahmedabad. He was born on 29 June 1991. He plays guitar and harmonium, and he started writing tunes in primary school. His mother, Janakben, bought him a keyboard in class 6 from her monthly savings. He later completed a bachelor's degree in physiotherapy at JG College of Physiotherapy in Ahmedabad. Fans call him Jigrra because of the way a hall answers him on stage.

He has been releasing music since 2014, on Zee Music Company, Krup Music, Red Ribbon Musik and his own Jigrra Production. The work splits in two: film songs that stay on playlists all year, and non-stop garba albums that Navratri crowds already know before the first dhol. His site is jigardangadhavi.com.

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• Also known as: Jigrra
• Born: 29 June 1991, Ahmedabad, Gujarat
• Instruments: Guitar, harmonium
• Genres: Gujarati playback, folk, garba, pop
• Known for: Vhalam Aavo Ne, Chaand Ne Kaho, Rangtaali, Dhimo Varsad
• Labels: Zee Music Company, Krup Music, Red Ribbon Musik, Jigrra Production

These are the titles listeners search, with the film, the lyricist and the composer where the credit is published.

• Vhalam Aavo Ne, and a sad male version, from Love Ni Bhavai (2017). Lyric by Niren Bhatt. Music by Sachin-Jigar.
• Mane Kahi De from Karsandas Pay & Use (2017). Lyric by Bhargav Purohit. Music by Kedar-Bhargav.
• Chaand Ne Kaho from Chaal Jeevi Laiye! (2019). Lyric by Niren Bhatt. Music by Sachin-Jigar.
• Chand Jevo Chehro and Mali Nazar Jo Nazron Thi from Gujarati Wedding In Goa (2017). Music by Samir-Mana.
• Nazam Navi from Dhunki (2019). Lyric by Niren Bhatt.
• Kaa Kaa Kaa from Shu Thayu? (2018). Music by Kedar-Bhargav.
• Rehnuma from Pagalpanti (2018).
• Jani Lejo Re from Dhaakad. Lyric by Niren Bhatt. Music by Maulik Mehta.
• Kahi De Tu Mane from Kem Chho? (2020).
• Paane Paane from Dhuandhaar (2021). Music by Kedar-Bhargav.
• O Meherbaan from BaagadBillaa (2022).
• Samajh Ma Na Aave from Jai Mata Ji - Let's Rock.
• Dheeme Dheeme from Ilu Ilu (2025).
• Vaari Gayo from All The Best Pandya, Safar from Mithada Maheman, Kaajal Kali from Vaanki Chuki Love Story, and O Mara Bheru from Asambhauuu.

He also shares Chakad Chu Chi Chi with Darshan Raval, and Pritam Pardesi with Bhoomi Trivedi.

• Aadhey Pal (2014) and It's Time to Party from Whisky Is Risky (2014)
• Mogal Aave (2015), lyric by Shree Kavi Daad, and Taadhkaro (2015)
• Pehli Baar (2016), released by Zee Music Company, and Ek Andhari (2016)
• Mogal Taro Aashro (2017), with Kirtidan Gadhvi, and Tere Aane Se (2017)
• Dhimo Varsad (2018), with Aarohi Patel
• Mogal Tara Aangna Maa, Boom Padi Gayi, Lagyo Kevo Rang Taro, Aaja Re, Tara Vagar and Odhaji (2019). Odhaji was published by Tips Gujarati.
• Vela Milan Ni (2021)
• Kehvu Chhe and Ghoomer (2023), Mahiyaran and Fagan Foramato Aayo (2024)
• Gujarat Anthem, released on Gujarat Day

Jigardan does not only sing other people's tunes. His debut film, Hardik Abhinandan (2016), used his songs across the album, with lyrics by Dev Keshwala and himself. He composed the title track and Yaara Ve for Lapet (2019), and he composed I Wish (2023).

Navratri is a separate catalogue, not a side note. The non-stop garba albums under his name include:

• Rangtaali 2 (2019), traditional garba arranged by Maulik Mehta and Rahul Munjariya
• Ramzat 4 (2020)
• Shakti NonStop Garba (2021)
• Rangtaali 4 (2024), with Aishwarya Majmudar, Rajbha Gadhvi and Maulik Mehta. His track on that album is Gokul Ma Raas Rame Bhagwan.
• Rangat (2024)
• Gokul Ni Ramzat 2 and Chalo Ramiye

He also released the album Vrindavan, with garba pieces such as Dholida with Odhani and Maro Sona No with Kanudo Shu Jane. A Jigrra Navratri night uses these long garba sets, then drops a film song such as Vhalam Aavo Ne or Chaand Ne Kaho so the same crowd can sing both.

Singers already on Tykkit who share this work: Sachin-Jigar, Kirtidan Gadhvi, Aishwarya Majmudar, Darshan Raval and Bhoomi Trivedi.

Jigardan Gadhavi's Navratri night is a long non-stop garba, not a three-song slot. The albums that set is built from are Rangtaali 2, Ramzat 4, Shakti NonStop Garba, Rangtaali 4 with Aishwarya Majmudar, Rangat and Gokul Ni Ramzat. Inside the garba he drops film songs the same crowd can sing: Vhalam Aavo Ne, Chaand Ne Kaho and Mane Kahi De.

He is from Ahmedabad and plays guitar and harmonium on stage. Kirtidan Gadhvi joins him on Mogal Taro Aashro, and Darshan Raval on Chakad Chu Chi Chi. Navratri cities and grounds on sale are the event cards on this page.