Punjabi singer Harman Sidhu has died at 37 years old. He passed away in a tragic car accident on Friday night.
His sudden demise has sent shockwaves through the Punjabi music industry. Colleagues and fans are mourning the loss of a promising talent.
Sidhu had quickly established a significant presence in the industry. He was known for his distinct voice and popular collaborations.
He gained particular fame for his hit song “Paper Ya Pyar” with celebrated singer Miss Pooja. Miss Pooja is also known for her work on the Hindi film “Cocktail.”
Sidhu released several other successful tracks during his career. These included “Bebe Baapu,” “Babbar Sher,” “Koi Chakkar Nahi,” and “Multan Versus Russia.”
His song “Koi Chakkar Nahi” was released as recently as April this year. He frequently shared his music with fans on social media platforms.
The fatal accident occurred in Mansa, Punjab. Sidhu’s vehicle collided with a truck as he was returning home.
He was heading back to his village, Khiala, after completing a shoot. The incident happened late Friday evening.
This tragic event follows another recent loss in the Punjabi music scene. Singer Rajveer Jawanda also died recently after being severely injured in a road accident.