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 Top 10 Punjabi Songs of the Week : A List of Punjabi Music To Listen To



When was the last time you listened to some good Punjabi music? These top 10 Punjabi songs will keep your spirits high and your feet tapping!

Punjabi is a language that originated in what is today Northern India and Pakistan. It has lent its words to many different languages such as Hindi, Urdu, and Sanskrit. The music of this region has developed in tandem with its language, and both Punjabi songs and its culture are rich and diverse. This list of the best Punjabi songs will give you a taste of all that this beautiful region has to offer.



Punjabi language and its history

When was the last time you heard Punjabi being spoken in India? It's because Punjabi as a language has never been the majority one. The original language was Sanskrit, and the majority of Punjabi speakers are followers of Hinduism, and more often than not, Hindi is used as the language of instruction and learning in schools. However, as in other countries, Punjabi has become increasingly popular. People who aren't native to the language enjoy it because of its variety and charm.


When did Punjabi start being used as a language of the Indian Army and therefore of the Army that fights against its own country in a war? That's when it was the middle of the 19th century. It was then that the Sikh Empire expanded and military personnel became more involved with the defense of Punjab.


Punjabi Music- A Brief History



The Sahitya Academy of Punjabi language was established in 1940 to produce an extensive body of literature in Punjabi, the language of Punjab. By the 1950s, the Government of India recognized Punjabi as the official language.


Punjabi music is full of celebrations and has a rich folk culture. The songs that are included in this list reflect these traditions.


1. Dil Cheez Hai


Dil Cheez Hai is a song sung by the famous Punjab-based artist Shergill.


The song is a tribute to the traditional Punjabi wedding. Shergill sings a beautiful rendition of a wedding song in the wedding attire that is generally associated with the singers. The word Cheez in the song signifies people that can sing and is said to be a form of endearment.


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Top 10 Punjabi Songs of the Week

1. Sukh Arjani – Bangtan


2. Luv Allah – Luv Allah


3. Adha jaan bar baroo – Adha jaan baroo


4. Laye aan de gallan – Laye aan de gallan


5. Kalam – Kalam


6. Jeevan Jeevan jee – Jeevan Jeevan Jee


7. Tu Pata Chala – Dono


8. Sukh De – Love Everyday


9. Punjabi Kalam – Punjabi Kalam


10. Sunny Singh – Manu – Manu


1. Sukh Arjani – Bangtan


Vinesh Raina is a former national athlete who won the bronze medal in the 100m event at the 2012 World Youth Championships in Athletics and later competed in the 2012 Summer Olympics. She has represented the nation in the 100m, 200m, and 4x100m events. She has established herself as a promising athlete with a flair for athletics.


2. Luv Allah – Luv Allah


Adnan Sami is a Pakistani singing sensation who has sung in English, Hindi, Urdu, and Punjabi.


"Nachdi de de" by Honey Singh and Navraaz 

Punjabi folk music is a vibrant blend of instruments like the tabla and flute, with traditional instruments like the harmonium and sitar. "Nachdi de de" is an upbeat song that is perfect for dancing at a wedding or festive occasion.


"Dil Cheez Kya Hai" by Khesari Lal Yadav and Kajal Raghwani


"Dil Cheez Kya Hai" is a soulful romantic track that's perfect for romance. Khesari Lal Yadav has vocals in Hindi and Punjabi, but he does not try to sing in both languages. The result is a very soothing romantic number.


"Rahegi Deewana" by Khesari Lal Yadav


"Rahegi Deewana" is the perfect fusion of dance and rap. Khesari Lal Yadav's rap verse in the song was appreciated and one cannot help but sing along with him in this number. It has got the feeling of a Bollywood masala film.


"Mundian toh bahut chootey hain" by Mukhtiar Ahmed Khan

Astrid Joss


"Thand Badal Gaya" by Abhishek Sharma


Aksamit


"Rupi Kaur" by Sawan Singh


"Kudi Mein Sur Kudi Mein" by Ranjodh


Zimkin


"Aaloo Majhi Aur Zindagi" by Sunil Choudhary


Sayat Jawan


"Devi Do Samjhaya" by Gurdas Maan


Shaan


"Wapas Aisa Sab Ek Chhod Do" by Aditya Narayan


Ranjodh


"Bahot Aar Bya" by Karsan


Anmol


"Saiyan Se" by Ranjit Barot


Who do you think should be on the list? Let us know in the comment section below!


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"Bole re bhaiya" by Dhanda 

“Bole re bhaiya, ki mera dil lete ho jitna bahar, mera dil ishti thi.” (I left my heart on this land of my father.) These words of love from the folk singer Dhanda perfectly capture the romantic meaning of this Punjabi song. This melodious track, sung by Raakhee Thakur, who also has lent her voice to the popular Punjabi film Rangrezz, and composed by Anmol Malik, is a beautiful love ballad.


“Dil Diyan Gallan” by Manj Musik


This melodious song will make you want to feel the touch of the love of your life. This peppy Punjabi number, composed by the duo Manj Musik, is sung by the extremely talented Sukhwinder Singh and Sumit Singh, with Sukhwinder's amazing high-pitched voice and Sumit's amazing rap.


"Hotel California" by Amrinder Gill and Nisha Bano 



Conclusion

Well, there you have it. These are the 10 best Punjabi songs of the week, here on Bollywood Hungama.


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It was a pleasure writing this piece and hearing your reviews. The list may seem endless, but it is by no means a comprehensive list of all the songs that this beautiful region has to offer. If you have any other good Punjabi songs you'd like us to share with the readers, please let us know in the comments section below.


Also, if you have any feedback or suggestions for this list, please feel free to write to us below. We'll love to hear from you.


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For a comprehensive list of top 10 songs to listen to, download, and enjoy, please check out our recent Top 10 Songs of the week.

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