Punjabi Singer

Within just four days of its release, the film, which features Sunny Deol and Ameesha Patel, Utkarsh Sharma and Simrat, proudly joined the coveted Rs 200 crore club, a testament to the immense popularity of Gadar franchise.

The song showcases Kaur B's exceptional vocal prowess. The lyrics are penned by Jaani, while the vibrant composition is created by the popular, Sukhe Muzical Doctorz. Directed by the dynamic duo B2GETHERPROS, the music video for 'Jatti Fan' featuring Kaur B takes audiences on a visual journey through a story of forbidden yet undeniable attraction, unfolding against the backdrop of a small town.

Ecstatic with the song completing six years of its release, Harrdy said: "It truly feels fantastic to see the kind of love that audiences continue to shower on me and this song. As an artist, it's extremely fulfilling to see 'Backbone' still being celebrated by fans. I look forward to bringing them more such fun, peppy numbers that they connect with."

Manj Musik gives character to the track with his voice whereas Anusha Dandekar's voice for the chorus and presence in the video complements the energy of the song & seamlessly fits the mood of the track. The music is produced by DJ Upside Down and the video has been shot in Maldives.

A clip featuring Diljit is doing the rounds on social media, where he is seen pointing at a woman waving Tricolour in the crowd and told audience: "Eh mere Punjabi bhain bhraawan layi, mere desh da jhanda laike khadi aa kudi, eh mere desh layi, negativity ton bacho, music saareyan da saanjha (All my Punjabi brothers and sisters, this girl is holding my country's flag. Stay away from negativity. Music is for everyone)."

Badshah, whose real name is Aditya Prateek Singh Sisodia, took to Instagram, where he posted a note and apologised. The track had received backlash for using a deities name along with objectionable words. Badshah mentioned that he has already taken "proactive measures" to change some words and would never cause offense to anyone "wilingly or unknowingly."

He said: "Salman bhai treated us like we are his younger brothers. There was a van dedicated to food for us and we could do anything made under the sun if we wanted to. The special treatment we got has spoiled me. He always wanted to know my opinion on the film's music and my input was appreciated by him. I gave him a suggestion.

The singer shared that the idea to redo the song came from the Bollywood superstar himself. Sukhbir had sent Salman two options and he loved them both. The first one was 'Billi Billi Akh', which was released recently, and the second song was a remake of Sukhbir's song 'Dil Kare'. But Salman insisted on getting 'Balle Balle' for his film.

The third franchise is one of the most awaited Punjabi films this year. Seeing Gippy's popularity and with the film releasing across India and globally, this one is touted to be a big release. Along with Gippy Grewal, the star-studded cast includes Binnu Dhillon, Gurpreet Ghuggi, Jaswinder Bhalla, B.N. Sharma and Sonam Bajwa. The film also features Kavita Kaushik, Rupinder Rupi, Gippy Grewal's son Shinda Grewal and many others.

The rapper describes it as a hard core desi track which is high on its Punjabi richness, coupled with urban tribal hip hop. The track belongs to his album 'Honey 3.0'. Talking about the song, Honey Singh said: "'Naagan' is unlike anything the audience has seen & heard before. Most of my songs in the past are more urban western, Naagan, however, is totally the opposite, it's very desi & Punjabi."