Punjabi songs and videos are the flavors of the season like every season. No one can deny the fact that when it comes to enthusiasm and refreshing musical magic, nothing is as relaxing and engaging as our own Punjabi people and all.
None of us can forget Malkit Singh charting high on the Indian and UK music charts with his song, “Tutak tutak tootiyan”. The trend is still holding high with leading Punjabi singers like Gurdas Mann, Jazzy B, Sukshinder Shinda, Nachhattar Gill, Harbhajan Mann and Pummy Bhai giving new meaning to Punjabi songs. The essence of Punjabi folklore and instruments like Thumba has been enhanced with these singers joining the Punjabi music industry to present hummable songs. The concept of online Punjabi videos has strengthened the prospects of the Punjabi music industry, without all of us feeling the same way.
Who would want to miss “Suhe Suhe Cheere Waliye” by two of the most respected and adored Punjabi singers, Nachhattar Gill and Jaspinder Narula? If this is not the end of the road to music, then the most successful songs like Harjit Harman’s “Mitran Da Naa Chalda” and legendary Gurdas Mann’s “Heer” will surely bring the people of India closer to the rich Punjabi culture. .
Also not to be forgotten is Jazzy B’s “Naag”, which can still be heard on joyful occasions like weddings and birthday parties. With UK singers like Snoop Dogg, Juggy Dee and Richie Rich leaping onto the stage, the stage is set for a transformation of the online Punjabi music and Punjabi video industry. Recently, it was reported that the demand for Punjabi songs and videos has seen a considerable increase thanks to the portals dedicated to Punjabi videos online.
Many eminent portals have tried every possible way on this Earth to engage in popularizing Punjabi songs and videos. Today, one can witness the entry of a new Punjabi singer with each passing day, thanks to the unrivaled prospects of the music industry.
It can easily be said that with the Indian music industry making waves in countries like Canada and the UK to name a few, and with our own Malkit Singh recently showered with appreciation from the Queen herself, the future of video and Punjabi online industry is enjoying. brilliant results. The only thing to do and remember is that preserving one’s culture is in the hands of the people themselves, and unless we learn to respect and treasure our own culture, we cannot expect others to do it for us. The motto, keep smiling with punjabi beats and drums by your side.