Punjabi singer Karan Aujla, who recently clinched a Juno Award and is making waves with his lively Punjabi tracks, is gearing up to venture into Bollywood. However, he won't be stepping into the acting realm; instead, his song is set to be featured in the upcoming Bollywood film "Bad Newz." According to reports, Karan Aujla has lent his vocals to a track in the upcoming Dharma Productions film "Bad Newz," which stars Vicky Kaushal, Ammy Virk, and Tripti Dimri. This movie is anticipated to be a sequel to "Good Newz," which starred Akshay Kumar, Diljit Dosanjh, Kareena Kapoor Khan, and Kiara A

Internationally acclaimed celebrity Diljit Dosanjh adds another milestone to his illustrious career as he becomes the first Punjabi singer to grace the Grammy Awards Official Website and its monthly AAPI Playlist with his chart-topping track "Lalkara." Earlier, Diljit made history with a sold-out performance at BC Stadium in Vancouver, Canada, during his Dil Luminati tour in 2024. Fans are now hopeful that this achievement brings him closer to a Grammy win, which would undoubtedly be a source of immense pride for the Punjabi community.

Punjabi singer-actor Sunanda Sharma caught everyone's attention when she made her debut at Cannes dressed in traditional attire, donning a salwar suit that represented her Punjabi roots. Her pictures from Cannes continue to create a buzz on social media, showcasing her cultural pride. However, recent reports suggest that Sunanda Sharma has parted ways with her manager, coinciding with the removal of all her songs from YouTube. What are your thoughts on this?

For those unfamiliar with Bollywood history, the iconic role of Prem in the film "Maine Pyar Kiya," portrayed by Salman Khan, was initially proposed to Piyush Mishra. Known for his portrayal of robust characters in films such as "Gulaal" and "Gangs of Wasseypur," actor and writer Piyush Mishra was the preferred choice of Sooraj Barjatya for the role. However, when Mishra declined the offer, the role eventually landed in the hands of Salman Khan, and the rest, as they say, is history.

Punjabi singer turned politician Karamjit Anmol faced defeat in the Faridkot Lok Sabha seat in Punjab to independent candidate Sarabjeet Singh Khalsa. However, despite the setback, Karamjit Anmol maintained his sense of humor. Addressing the media after his loss, he jokingly requested them to give him some space, remarking that he finally had to head home now. His humorous response elicited laughter from everyone present. Karamjit Anmol is expected to return to Punjabi films soon, with several awaiting release, including "Rose Rosy Te Gulab."

Business tycoon Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant's second pre-wedding celebration sparkled with star power yet again. With luminaries such as the Backstreet Boys, Katy Perry, and Punjabi artist Guru Randhawa gracing the stage, the event garnered extensive coverage. A video shared by a user captured Guru Randhawa, Ranveer Singh, and Orry dancing to Guru's "Morni Banke." The standout moment was undoubtedly when Ranveer lifted Orry onto the stage, igniting the dance floor with their energetic performance.

Bollywood actors Wamiqa Gabbi and Rajkummar Rao are set to appear together for the first time in the upcoming romantic drama "Bhul Chuk Maaf." The film's shooting commences in Varanasi, marking the first collaboration between the two. Rajkummar Rao, who was recently lauded for his performance in "Mr. and Mrs. Mahi," continues to draw appreciation. Meanwhile, Wamiqa Gabbi, who has captured hearts nationally, has transitioned from working primarily in Punjabi cinema to Bollywood, evidently embracing it as her new professional home.

Following the triumph of Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s series "Heermandi: The Diamond Bazaar," the show has received the green light for a highly anticipated second season. Season 2 will delve into the repercussions of the partition on Lahore and its tawaifs, exploring their migration to the Indian film industry. However, whether any actresses from the previous season will be retained remains undisclosed. In an interview with a prominent magazine, Sanjay Leela Bhansali elaborated on the upcoming season of "Heeramandi." He stated, “In Heeramandi 2, the women journey from Lahore to the world of

Punjabi singer and actor Gurnam Bhullar, currently basking in the success of the Punjabi film "Rose Rosy Te Gulab," spoke candidly during a conversation with Connect FM Canada. He didn't shy away from addressing the challenges of carving a niche in the industry, particularly the Punjabi film industry. Bhullar emphasized that in the realm of film releases, individual interests prevail, and rightly so. He stated that no one paid attention to him or his films initially, and he's come to terms with it. Gurnam believes that achieving consensus on optimal film release dates is a challenge that the