Thomas Sardorf

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Thomas Weinholt Sardorf (born April 3, 1979) more famously known as Thomas Sardorf, is a popular Danish singer who is part of the Danish-Punjabi singing band Bombay Rockers along with co-singer Navtej Singh Rehal.

Sardorf was born in Copenhagen, Denmark and had aspirations to be a singer since childhood. He met Navtej Singh Rehal in Copenhagen in 2002, and formed the band Bombay Rockers with him, which went on to become one of India and Denmark's most popular singing bands.

Rehal delivers the Punjabi vocals, whereas Sardorf delivers the English vocals; together he and Rehal have sung numerous songs well known in Denmark and India. Their album Crash and Burn topped the Indian album charts in 2007. Their debut album Introducing... has been certified as Platinum in Canada, Denmark and India, for selling more than 100,000 albums.

Their band Bombay Rockers has been currently signed to the music company Times Music, disco:wax.

Besides singing, he has appeared in various television shows in Denmark as a guest, for promoting his songs from Bombay Rockers, he has appeared in television shows like GO' Aften Danmark and Snurre Snups Sondagsklub. The band's song "Ari Ari (Part 2)" appeared in the 2006 film Outsourced.^[1]

• Introducing... (2004)
• Wild Rose (feat. Overseas) (2005)
• Crash And Burn (2007)
• All or Nothing feat. Bombay Rockers (Overseas album) (2008)
• Rock And Dhol (2011)

• "Sexy Mama" (2003)
• "Wild Rose" (2005)
• "Out of Control" (2006)
• "Kushi" (2007)
• "Beautiful" (2007)
• "Nach Lay feat. Bombay Rockers" (2008)
• "Let's Dance" (2011)

• Rock Tha Party & Sexy Mama (2004)

• Thomas Sardorf at IMDb