Singer Palak Muchhal Enters Guinness World Records For Saving 3,800 Young Hearts

Indian playback singer Palak Muchhal, best known for her soulful Bollywood tracks such as Kaun Tujhe, Meri Aashiqui, and Prem Ratan Dhan Payo, has achieved a rare feat beyond the world of music. She has officially entered the Guinness World Records for her extraordinary humanitarian contribution—funding over 3,800 heart surgeries for children from economically weaker sections across India.

Through her charitable organization, the Palak-Palash Charitable Foundation, which she runs with her brother Palash Muchhal, the singer has spent years raising funds and awareness to support life-saving heart surgeries for underprivileged children. Her relentless efforts have also earned her a place in the Limca Book of Records.

When Did Palak Muchhal’s Journey Start?

Palak Muchhal’s journey of charity began when she was a young child and witnessed underprivileged children struggling in life during a train journey. That moment deeply moved her, and she made a heartfelt promise to herself — “I will help them someday.”
That promise became the guiding mission behind her foundation and her lifelong dedication to saving lives.

Palak, who started performing at a young age to collect donations for children’s medical treatment, has since transformed her compassion into a large-scale mission of hope. Her recognition by Guinness World Records celebrates not only her musical success but also her unwavering kindness and service to humanity.

With this milestone, Palak Muchhal stands as a shining example of how art and empathy can come together to make a lasting impact on society.