'Lady Moosewala' from Moga shares chopstick struggle in UK, wins hearts for 'unfiltered approach'

Punjabi influencer Param, popularly known as ‘Lady Moosewala’ and the face of the viral ‘That Girl’ trend, has once again caught the Internet’s attention—this time during her recent visit to the United Kingdom.

A video shared by Param from an upscale Chinese restaurant in the UK has gone viral, capturing a lighthearted and relatable moment as she struggles to eat using chopsticks. Despite several attempts, she found it difficult to grip the food, leading to a humorous moment that resonated strongly with viewers.

Social media users have praised her authenticity and unfiltered approach. Fans lauded her for embracing the moment instead of trying to appear flawless in a foreign setting, calling the video refreshingly real and relatable. The clip has also sparked a flood of comments, with followers sharing their own ‘chopstick fail’ experiences.

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Param rose to fame through her ‘That Girl’ videos, which creatively blend traditional Punjabi roots with modern lifestyle content. Her nickname, “Lady Moosewala,” stems from her distinctive styling and persona, often associated by fans with the late Punjabi singer Sidhu Moosewala.

Documenting her journey from a small-town background to international travel, Param has built a massive online following while retaining her signature Punjabi wit. Her ongoing UK trip is being closely followed by millions of supporters across social media platforms.

Hailing from Dunneke village in Moga district, Param comes from a modest family. Her father, Surjit Singh, works as a daily wage labourer with local masons, while her mother, Jaspal Kaur, is employed as a domestic help and also tends livestock for nearby farmers. Param completed her schooling in Moga and is currently pursuing her studies at DM College, Moga. She is the second among four siblings.

Param began singing at an early age and started creating short music reels on social media about a year ago. Her debut single, “That Girl,” produced by UK-based music producer Manni Sandhu and directed by Tru Makers, went viral soon after its release, garnering millions of views and hundreds of thousands of likes.

The track, widely appreciated for its empowering message of female independence and self-confidence, has positioned Param as a rising voice in contemporary Punjabi pop culture. Prior to this breakthrough, she had featured in a song by a well-known singer, though that video was never released.

Since her rapid rise to fame, Param has been focusing on honing her singing career while maintaining a low public profile. Her family, proud yet protective, often speaks on her behalf as she carefully navigates her growing journey in the music industry.