Indian DJ Los Angeles DJ Pooya
248 S Doheny Dr UNIT 2, Beverly Hills, CA
DJ Pooya provides Indian wedding DJ and MC services throughout Los Angeles, specializing in high-energy celebrations that bring together Bollywood, Punjabi, Bhangra, Garba, South Indian, hip-hop, house, and American party music. With experience across multicultural weddings, he can handle everything from the Baraat and Sangeet to the ceremony, cocktail hour, and reception, while keeping each part of the event organized and flowing smoothly. Every playlist is customized around the couple, their families, and the crowd, with careful attention to cultural traditions, special entrances, family performances, and must-play songs. DJ Pooya also offers professional sound, wireless microphones, dance-floor lighting, uplighting, cold sparks, and other production options for Indian weddings throughout Los Angeles and Southern California.
Indian DJ Los Angeles DJ Pooya
248 S Doheny Dr UNIT 2, Beverly Hills, CA
DJ Pooya provides Indian wedding DJ and MC services throughout Los Angeles, specializing in high-energy celebrations that bring together Bollywood, Punjabi, Bhangra, Garba, South Indian, hip-hop, house, and American party music. With experience across multicultural weddings, he can handle everything from the Baraat and Sangeet to the ceremony, cocktail hour, and reception, while keeping each part of the event organized and flowing smoothly. Every playlist is customized around the couple, their families, and the crowd, with careful attention to cultural traditions, special entrances, family performances, and must-play songs. DJ Pooya also offers professional sound, wireless microphones, dance-floor lighting, uplighting, cold sparks, and other production options for Indian weddings throughout Los Angeles and Southern California.
Event Pricing
Wedding
500 people max
$2,000 - $15,000
per event
People Often Ask
Coverage can be built for a mehndi, haldi, sangeet, baraat, ceremony, cocktail hour and reception. The sound plan, music and timeline are scoped separately for each event and venue.
Yes. A set can move through Bollywood, Punjabi and bhangra, Gujarati garba and raas, Tamil, Telugu and other requested regional music, then into hip-hop, pop, house, Latin or other American favorites. Your family helps define the regional must-plays.