Punjabi singer Mankirt Aulakh is once again making headlines but this time, not for his music. The popular artist has found himself at the center of online chatter for all the not-so-admirable reasons, as fans and critics alike question his recent public behavior. Over the past few weeks, several videos of Mankirt have gone viral, with viewers pointing out what they describe as strange statements and unusually restless behavior. Social media comment sections have been flooded with speculation, with some users even alleging that the singer appears to be under the influence of “nasha.” While

A discussion has emerged within Sikh religious circles after well-known Punjabi singer Jasbir Jassi performed shabad gayan and kirtan during a religious event. The issue gained attention following his participation in kirtan at a shaheedi samagam in the presence of Sri Guru Granth Sahib. According to information shared publicly, Jasbir Jassi performed kirtan alongside Bhai Harjinder Singh Ji Srinagar Wale during the event. A video of the performance was later posted on social media, which led to wider debate and reactions from sections of the Sikh community. Jathedar Giani Kuldeep Singh Gargaj

Popular Bollywood singer and rapper Yo Yo Honey Singh has landed in controversy over his song titled ‘Naagin’, nearly two years after its release. The track, which has crossed more than 14 million views online, has resurfaced following a complaint by a Bharatiya Janata Party leader from Jalandhar. The complainant has written to Punjab Director General of Police Gaurav Yadav, seeking registration of a First Information Report against the artist. He has also demanded the immediate removal of the song from all digital platforms. In his complaint, the BJP leader said he came across the song on

Punjabi singer and actor Amar Noori has reported receiving a threatening phone call, prompting police to register a case and begin an investigation. The incident has raised concerns about the safety of artists and the growing issue of anonymous threats. According to the complaint filed with police, the caller identified himself as Inspector Gurmeet Singh and issued a warning to Amar Noori. The caller allegedly told her that her son, who is involved in music and singing, should immediately stop his work or face serious consequences. Disturbed by the threat, Amar Noori contacted the police witho

Jasmine Singh Excitement is building in the Punjabi film industry as the highly anticipated movie "Singh vs Kaur 2," directed by Navaniat Singh, is set to release on April 24, 2026. Starring the dynamic duo of Gippy Grewal and Shehnaaz Gill, this film promises to deliver a blend of comedy, action, and entertainment. During the shoot, which took place in various locations, including Surrey, Connect Cine had the opportunity to meet and interview Shehnaaz Gill and Raghveer Boli, providing fans with exclusive insights into the film. Following the success of "Ikk Kudi," this marks Shehnaaz's

Ustad Puran Shah Koti, a revered figure in Punjabi classical and folk music, passed away today at the age of 72 following a brief illness. He was the father of well-known singer Master Saleem and served as the music mentor for former state singer Hans Raj Hans. Koti’s passing has prompted widespread grief across the Punjabi music community. Numerous artists and colleagues have extended their condolences to the family, highlighting his enduring influence on the region’s musical landscape. Throughout his career, Ustad Puran Shah Koti trained and guided a generation of Punjabi singers, includ

In a surprising turn of events, Punjabi actor and singer Singaa has made headlines by calling out certain individuals in the Pollywood industry without naming them. He accused some figures of creating obstacles for newcomers and misusing their influence. Singaa went a step further, labeling some older men in the industry as having "bad intentions," referring to them as "tharki's." This candid critique is significant, especially coming from someone within the industry, and it raises questions about the dynamics at play in Pollywood. As of now, no industry insiders have publicly responded t

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