Mansa (National Times): Three years after his death, the legacy of Shubhdeep Singh Moosewala, prominently known as Sidhu Moosewala, remains etched in the soul of Punjab. On his third death anniversary, a bhog ceremony was held in his hometown of Mansa, where hundreds came together to honor the late singer’s life and message.
His mother, Charan Kaur, moved hearts as she attended the ceremony with her newborn grandchild. Overcome with grief, she broke into tears, reminding everyone that the pain of loss never truly fades. Yet in her arms was a symbol of hope, Junior Sidhu, the grandson born after the singer’s demise.
Known for his powerful storytelling through music, Moosewala’s work continues to echo in village streets, car speakers, and global playlists. His songs remain a voice for the voiceless, gritty, raw, and unfiltered.
Even in death, Sidhu Moosewala continues to unite people, through grief, through music, and through an unbreakable legacy.
