Bhullar enthrals audience at Heritage Fest

Patiala, February 5 The Patiala Heritage Festival commenced with a live concert. The audience was treated to a lively performance by Punjabi singer Gurnam Bhullar, captivating them with renditions of his popular songs. Held at Punjabi University on Sunday,...

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Updated At : 12:37 PM Feb 06, 2024 IST

Patiala, February 5

The Patiala Heritage Festival commenced with a live concert. The audience was treated to a lively performance by Punjabi singer Gurnam Bhullar, captivating them with renditions of his popular songs. Held at Punjabi University on Sunday, Bhullar presented his hit songs, including “Diamond Di Jhanjar,” “Athri Jawani,” “Sarangi,” “Tere Naal Main Jachda,” and several other well-known tracks, compelling the audience to dance along.

Chairman of the District Planning Committee, Jasvir Singh Jassi Sohia, along with Additional Deputy Commissioner Anuprita Johal, SP Sarfaraz Alam, and Fair Nodal Officer and SDM Rajpura, Jasleen Kaur Bhullar, honoured singer Gurnaam Bhullar for his outstanding contribution to Punjabi music.

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