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Teer Waleya (Full Audio) Manjit Singh Sohi | Jassi X | Kabal Saroopwali | Latest Punjabi Music 2021

Baagian De Kisse (RiskyjaTT.CoM)

Baagian De Kisse Tarsem Jassar

Fatehgarh Sahib Tarsem Jassar (DjYoungster)

Fatehgarh Sahib Tarsem Jassar Kulbir Jhinjer

Kharku Life

Vaar (RiskyjaTT.CoM)

Vaar | Prem Dhillon

Dard Kahani Manjit Singh Sohi_64-(PagalWorld.Ink)

Leader Choti Da (RiskyjaTT.CoM)

Leader Choti Da - Manjit Singh Sohi

Weapon Culture - Jatha Kavishar Bhai Mehal Singh

Vocals: Bhai Gurlal Singh, Bhai Jugraj Singh
Lyrics: Gurjant Singh Bainka
Music Director: The Kidd
Composer: The Kidd
Lebel: Malwa Belt Wale

Weapon Culture (Bhai Gurlal Singh, Bhai Jugraj Singh)

Majhail Larde | Ekam Sudhar | Hartej Singh

Saiyan (Hajuri Kavisher Dal Panth Dhabsar Sahib)  Prod By SikhFinity

Ghore Baaj Dumale Manjit Singh Sohi  Kabal Saroopwali  Beat RangerZ.mp3

Akali Baba Phoola Singh | Veer Sandhu

Our no1 hit album in the itunes world charts paying homage to the generals of the khalistan movement.

special thanks to sharni virdee (time productions)
neverforget84.com team
1984tribute.com team
dharam seva records

05 Tat Khalsa

Our no1 hit album in the itunes world charts paying homage to the generals of the khalistan movement. As always all income generated from this album was given to shaheed families by the sevadaars at 1984tribute.com.

special thanks to sharni virdee (time productions)
neverforget84.com team
1984tribute.com team
dharam seva records

NOT FOR PROFIT

STRIAGHT OUTTA KHALISTAN VOL 2 NO REST

03 LONGOWAL LETTER

Sarbansdani  Kulbir Jhinjer & Tarsem Jassar

Sarbansdani (DjPunjab.CoM)

Santan Di Tasveer    DjBaap.com

KHARKU LARDE - Jagowale Remix

An iconic kavita also known as 72 kalia shand which was written by Late kavisher Baldev Singh Ji Bainka and Late Saroop Singh Soorwind together in 1987.
Prod. by KAM LOHGARH

Kharku Larde

Kharku Larde - Saroop Soorwind Ft. KAM LOHGARH

Nanak Niva Jo Chale || Karan Aujla || Bobby Sandhu || Latest Punjabi Official Song || New Song 2020

One who sings ballads of warriors playing Dhadd (Dhadd is a musical instrument in the shape of Hourglass also called Dumroo in Hindi).

 Dhadis are a distinct group performers emerged in the time of Sikh gurus.

The word Dhadi can be translated in English to be a minstrel or bard. The word is used several times in the Sikh religious text, Guru Granth Sahib, in the meaning of humbleness. In his compositions, Guru Nanak Dev Ji called himself a Dhadhi of God.[5][6] The word is also appeared in the writing of the third, fourth and fifth Guru and Bhagat Namdev.[5]

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