Jasmine Singh Diljit Dosanjh, the man whose fan following stretches across the planet—from the pind-streets of Punjab all the way to Canada, America, Australia, Italy, and basically any place with Wi-Fi—has once again managed to turn an ordinary day into headline material. During his recent visit to the city for a film shoot, Diljit slipped away from the cameras long enough to meet a warm group of elderly women. As expected, he didn’t just greet them—he politely bowed, gathered their blessings, and probably left them whispering, “Haye rabba, eh munda te soni gallan karde!” Word of

AP Dhillon, who used to live in British Columbia, Canada and has a massive fan base in Surrey, delivered yet another explosive show during his ‘One of One’ India tour stop in Delhi on December 7. But the night took an unexpected turn when Punjabi music icon Babbu Maan suddenly appeared on stage, instantly becoming the highlight of the concert. The surprise moment sent social media into a frenzy. A clip first shared by AP Dhillon on Instagram went viral within minutes, with fans celebrating the rare collaboration. Comments like “Two generations, one stage” and “Legend meets the new

Jasmine Singh Punjabi cinema is gearing up for Mitti De Putt as it prepares to explode onto the big screen. Written by Amar Hundal and produced by Hundal himself along with Iqbal Cheema, the MD of Punjab Film City, the film promises high-octane action wrapped in raw desi intensity. With Dev Kharoud leading the charge, the stage is set for a cinematic storm unlike anything audiences have seen this year. And the actor shared the first look poster of teh film on his social media pages too. Amar Hundal has carved a solid niche for himself in Punjabi cinema. His films have repeatedly proven the

Jasmine Singh Rabb Da Radio 3 is once again ready to touch hearts, bringing back the powerful pairing of Tarsem Jassar and Simi Chahal, who return to reprise their memorable roles. The film, presented by Vehli Janta Films and directed by Sharan Art, has been in production for some time, with fans eagerly waiting for updates. After facing several delays, the excitement finally surged in May 2025, when the movie’s official Instagram account announced a brand-new release date—April 3, 2026. The announcement brought back warm memories of the first two installments, both of which were major

Jasmine Singh Punjabi singing sensation Sunanda Sharma is entering a bold new chapter, one she’s crafting entirely on her own terms. The chart-topping vocalist has officially stepped into independent territory by releasing her latest single, “Dilbar,” under her own newly formed music label, marking a powerful shift in her artistic journey. The official music video for Dilbar premiered on her YouTube channel on November 10, 2025, and instantly signaled a fresh direction for the star. By releasing this track independently, Sunanda has made it clear: she is now a fully independent artist

Punjabi superstar Gippy Grewal—the singer, actor, and producer who lives in Vancouver and commands a massive fan base across Surrey, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, and throughout Punjab and India—has surprised everyone with a major announcement. His elder son, Ekom Grewal, is officially stepping into cinema with a bold new film titled Dead End 2026. What makes the reveal even more impressive is that Ekom himself has written the story, and the teaser suggests a strikingly intense, almost untamed narrative. The trailer features powerful glimpses of Prince Kanwaljit and Raghveer Bo

Actor-musician Diljit Dosanjh’s first appearance from director Anurag Singh’s upcoming film Border 2 was unveiled on Monday, offering a gripping glimpse of him in a fighter-pilot’s uniform as he pilots a jet through a war-scarred sky. The project marks another major achievement for Anurag Singh—who hails from Jalandhar and has directed Punjabi hits like Yaar Annmulle and the award-winning Punjab 1984—and is expected to see Sunny Deol return to his iconic role from the 1997 classic Border. The reveal, posted by T-Series with the caption “Iss desh ke aasmaan mein Guru ke baaz peh

In an exciting turn of events for fans of the late Punjabi music sensation Sidhu Moosewala, the details of an upcoming hologram tour are being finalized in Italy, as revealed by his father, Balkaur Singh Sidhu. This much-anticipated tour, announced back in mid-2025, seems to be taking shape, promising an unforgettable experience for Moosewala's dedicated fanbase. Despite the tragic loss of Sidhu, who was killed by the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, his legacy continues to thrive. His music resonates with fans not just in India, but also across Canada, America, Australia, and beyond. This enduring popu

Diljit Dosanjh created a moment of pure pride for Punjabis around the world as he walked the red carpet at the International Emmy Awards with the elegance and confidence of a true global star. Whether in Canada, Australia, America, or back home in Punjab, people celebrated the sight of a turbaned Punjabi artist standing tall at one of the most prestigious stages in world entertainment. Diljit, along with the team of Imtiaz Ali’s Amar Singh Chamkila, brought Punjab’s music, history, and identity straight to New York City, turning the Emmys into a moment of cultural representation far bigger