PollywoodMar 06, 2026
Cheers, Chaos and Comebacks: Karan Aujla’s Tour Takes a Turbulent Turn
Punjabi singer Karan Aujla began his much-publicised India tour amid massive excitement, but the celebrations quickly gave way to frustration as fans in multiple cities reported serious mismanagement at concert venues. Trouble first surfaced in Delhi, and by the time the tour caravan rolled into Mumbai, social media platforms were overflowing with complaints and chaotic videos.
Following his Holi-themed performances in Mumbai and Pune, Aujla appeared to address the situation — though in his own understated style. Sharing a picture beside his private jet on Instagram Stories, he hinted at a p
PollywoodMar 04, 2026
A Father’s Fear Across Borders: Ammy Virk’s Plea for Peace
Punjabi music and film personality Ammy Virk has opened up about the anguish he is enduring as rising unrest in the Middle East has left his wife and young daughter stuck in the United Arab Emirates.
The actor-singer recently shared a heartfelt message describing the emotional weight he has been carrying since tensions flared following the Israel–US strikes on Iran. With his six-year-old child far from home, Virk admitted that maintaining composure has been nearly impossible.
He revealed that every news alert feels deeply personal. As a public figure, he may appear resilient, but he emphasiz
PollywoodMar 04, 2026
Singer Parmish Verma’s Team and Local Businessman Targeted
Authorities in Ludhiana have begun a detailed investigation after two separate extortion incidents surfaced in Ludhiana , sending shockwaves through the business and entertainment circles. In one complaint, Harvinder Singh Hardy, who manages Punjabi singer Parmish Verma, reported receiving threatening calls demanding an enormous ransom. According to police records, the caller allegedly sought ₹10 crore and claimed links to the notorious Lawrence Bishnoi gang. A case has been filed against unknown individuals at the Sarabha Nagar police station. Hardy, a resident of Bhai Randhir Singh Nagar,
PollywoodFeb 25, 2026
When English Goes Wrong: A Riotous Reunion After a Decade
Jasmine Singh
After nearly a decade since sharing the screen on the Punjbi film Rabb Da Radio, two powerhouse performers are finally reuniting — and this time, they’re bringing a storm of laughter with them.
Mandy Takhar and Simi Chahal are all set to headline the upcoming Punjabi comedy Tutt Paini English Ne, hitting cinemas on September 25, 2026. Fans who adored their previous collaboration are calling this reunion long overdue - and the excitement is already sky-high.
Directed by Varinder Sharma and penned by Jass Grewal, the film promises a full-on comedy entertainer packed with cult
PollywoodFeb 24, 2026
Bambukat 2’ Skips PVR, Sparks Big Screen Showdown
Jasmine Singh
Punjabi cinema is making headlines even before the curtains rise, as Bambukat 2 gears up for release with a bold decision to stay away from PVR theatres. The film’s team, led by popular stars Ammy Virk and Binnu Dhillon, has chosen to boycott the multiplex giant, alleging that Punjabi films are consistently sidelined when it comes to prime show timings and adequate screens compared to Hindi and South Indian releases.
According to the makers, this unequal treatment has hurt regional cinema financially and creatively, prompting them to take a stand.
Instead of backing down, t
PollywoodFeb 20, 2026
Harrdy Sandhu Returns to Punjabi Cinema as Lead
If industry buzz is anything to go by, pop star-turned-actor Harrdy Sandhu is all set to headline a new Punjabi feature film, marking a powerful comeback to regional cinema. After carving a strong space for himself in Bollywood, the singer is reportedly stepping back into Punjabi films — this time in a refreshing new avatar.
Sources reveal that Simrat Kaur is being considered as the female lead opposite Sandhu, hinting at a fresh on-screen pairing that has already sparked excitement. The yet-untitled project is said to offer a storyline unlike anything seen before in Punjabi cinema, positio
PollywoodFeb 13, 2026
Shehnaaz Gill Embraces Bloodied Jayy Randhawa in Intense First Look of Ishqnama
Jasmine Singh
Shehnaaz Gill has once again captured the spotlight, this time with a powerful first glimpse of her upcoming film Ishqnama. The Punjabi star sent fans into a frenzy after dropping the film’s initial poster on social media, hinting at an emotionally charged love story set against the sensitive backdrop of India and Pakistan.
The striking visual introduces audiences to a world shaped by passion and conflict. In one poster, Shehnaaz is seen holding a bloodied and injured Jayy Randhawa close, her face reflecting heartbreak, strength and unwavering love. The image paints a haunting
PollywoodFeb 13, 2026
Sidhu Moosewala Royalty Controversy: Parents Allege Financial Irregularities, Bunty Bains Responds
Jasmine SinghNearly four years after Punjabi singer Shubhdeep Singh Sidhu, known worldwide as Sidhu Moosewala, was tragically killed in 2022, his music continues to dominate streaming platforms, drawing millions of views and keeping his legacy alive. But behind the enduring success of his songs, a fresh controversy has emerged, with his parents alleging that they are being denied rightful earnings from his work.
Recently, Moosewala’s father Balkaur Singh and mother Charan Kaur staged a sit-in protest outside the office of the Mansa district police chief. Accompanied by their two-year-old son
PollywoodFeb 12, 2026
AP Dhillon Unveils New Song on Kapil Sharma’s Show
From the quiet lanes of Gurdaspur, Punjab, to packed arenas across the world, Punjabi singer AP Dhillon’s journey has been nothing short of a cultural takeover, and now, Bollywood is dancing to his beat. The global Punjabi hitmaker storms Netflix’s The Great Indian Kapil Show with swagger, charm, and the first-ever performance of his brand-new track Thinking of You, proving that his rise is far from over.
What makes the moment special isn’t just the music, but the vibe. AP, who once moved to Canada chasing dreams bigger than borders, now stands centre stage on one of India’s biggest
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