Panjabi music scene is blowing up.

[jkvlondon 6,668]

3 hours ago, MisterrSingh said:

That was something I was tempted to add to yesterday's post, but I decided against it, lol. There's a certain responsibility on the part of these performers that comes with wanting to be the faces of a cultural movement (even if ultimately they are lining their own pockets despite their assertions to the contrary), and whether they like it or not, there's more than a hint of Sikh ethics and principles as a foundation of their appeal, especially since an element of the draw of their image is rooted in much of the valour and bravado afforded to our people that has been derived in part from our glorious and honourable religious history. I wonder how many of them are even cognisant of such issues.

they are cogniscant as far how they can convert the image into pounds, dollars and pence... they are wretched

Gurdas maan is the starting point of the tumbling of sikh values with his 'dil saaf hona chahida' then moving on to enticing the youths towards his Laadi Shah aamli boss , now he has the cheek to sing songs about Punjab's haal ...

[MisterrSingh 8,097]

1 hour ago, jkvlondon said:

they are cogniscant as far how they can convert the image into pounds, dollars and pence... they are wretched

Gurdas maan is the starting point of the tumbling of sikh values with his 'dil saaf hona chahida' then moving on to enticing the youths towards his Laadi Shah aamli boss , now he has the cheek to sing songs about Punjab's haal ...

He's exactly the person I've had in mind for a few years now when analysing certain aspects of this discussion.

Gurdas Maan started out as the Punjabi-Sikh Bob Dylan; his folk influenced lyrics (admittedly not entirely his own compositions) that broached frankly amazingly deep sentiments about life in general and our particular Punjabi mindset, eventually gave way to the kind of frothy nonsense that Malkit Singh has been churning out since day 1. The phrase, "artistic integrity" is one that's conspicuous by its absence in the lexicon of nearly all Punjabi artists and performers. 

[13Mirch 1,207]

2 hours ago, MisterrSingh said:

He's exactly the person I've had in mind for a few years now when analysing certain aspects of this discussion.

Gurdas Maan started out as the Punjabi-Sikh Bob Dylan; his folk influenced lyrics (admittedly not entirely his own compositions) that broached frankly amazingly deep sentiments about life in general and our particular Punjabi mindset, eventually gave way to the kind of frothy nonsense that Malkit Singh has been churning out since day 1. The phrase, "artistic integrity" is one that's conspicuous by its absence in the lexicon of nearly all Punjabi artists and performers. 

Ladi Shah's dargah holds langars where drugs are openly distributed, for free, in the name of seva. Other than Dhadrianwale or the missionaries, no one else has called them out.

[Ranjeet01 3,618]

2 hours ago, MisterrSingh said:

He's exactly the person I've had in mind for a few years now when analysing certain aspects of this discussion.

Gurdas Maan started out as the Punjabi-Sikh Bob Dylan; his folk influenced lyrics (admittedly not entirely his own compositions) that broached frankly amazingly deep sentiments about life in general and our particular Punjabi mindset, eventually gave way to the kind of frothy nonsense that Malkit Singh has been churning out since day 1. The phrase, "artistic integrity" is one that's conspicuous by its absence in the lexicon of nearly all Punjabi artists and performers. 

The "artist" who kept it real and then sells out for the $$.

How many times has that been seen before

 

[Premi5 3,184]

17 hours ago, StarStriker said:

Look at this pathetic tweet from a rapistan paper. Hardliner? When hindus were protesting a bollywood film for depicting a hindu princess wit muslim king, did these guys use words like "hardliners" to describe em? Doubt it. 

Yes, agreed. Propaganda. And she has no right to use Kaur in her name

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HAHA! 

[proactive 4,030]

Ah Gurdas Mann there is a special place in hell for a sell out like him who has destroyed countless young lives and led countless people astray into the arms of the Dambhis like Laadi shah.

[GareebSikh1699 100]

Benti to Sangat :

Let's not give this prostitute the oxygen of publicity that she craves.

She wants Sikh to react angrily in order to generate her publicity.

Let's starve the prostitute of that on this thread by removing her image.

Whilst pressing the SGPC to ensure that she does not besmirch the noble name of Kaur in order to gain vile publicity to enrich her millionaire bank accounts.

 

 

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That movie about the prostitute being released with kaur in it's name     why are sikh women not protesting about it? Why are kaurs not protesting? 

And what about sikh feminists like sukhjit kaur Khalsa or gurmehar kaur or Harnam kaur    ? Are they ok with it? 

It's always the men who mostly protest   in this matter women should too

 

 

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The singhs who are protesting thus are just gonna be labelled extremists, women bashers, sexist etc   

Women, if they actually care, need to protest against this too

Couple of months back the met gala had a Catholic theme and most of the celebs wore slutty outfits and looked like slags  they also wore crosses and other Catholic symbols to go with the theme. Catholics were very vocal about it on social media etc, it was discussed on news shows and breakfast/morning shows. News papers had articles about it too. Even Piers Morgan spoke up and said how annoyed he was.

Catholics turned around and said the met gala would never have a Jewish theme or muslim theme because it would be very controversial and spark protests, which is very true.

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I hope people in punjab start burning posters of this movie and the news channels cover it. That slag needs to know what everyone really thinks of her 

[Ranjeet01 3,618]

1 hour ago, puzzled said:

That movie about the prostitute being released with kaur in it's name     why are sikh women not protesting about it? Why are kaurs not protesting? 

And what about sikh feminists like sukhjit kaur Khalsa or gurmehar kaur or Harnam kaur    ? Are they ok with it? 

It's always the men who mostly protest   in this matter women should too

 

 

Why do you think that is?

For all the claims of the patriarchy and misogyny what you really have is a sisterhood. 

Women will always back each other up, whether they are religious or not.

 

[jkvlondon 6,668]

2 hours ago, Ranjeet01 said:

Why do you think that is?

For all the claims of the patriarchy and misogyny what you really have is a sisterhood. 

Women will always back each other up, whether they are religious or not.

 

no girl who has this happen to her ,would support that trash in a dress:

https://www.singhpunjabi.com/ਪੁਲਸ-ਵਾਲੇ-ਦਾ-ਕੁਟਾਪਾ-ਵੀਡੀਓ/

https://www.singhpunjabi.com/manpreet-singh/

https://www.singhpunjabi.com/ਦਿੱਲੀ-ਪੁਲਸ-ਨੇ-ਕੀਤਾ-ਫੇਰ-ਧੱਕ/

BTW I did say she was endangering my sisters and daughters across not just India but the world. I hate her kind with a vengence  they think what they do has no comeback for anyone else

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11 minutes ago, jkvlondon said:

no girl who has this happen to her ,would support that trash in a dress:

https://www.singhpunjabi.com/ਪੁਲਸ-ਵਾਲੇ-ਦਾ-ਕੁਟਾਪਾ-ਵੀਡੀਓ/

https://www.singhpunjabi.com/manpreet-singh/

https://www.singhpunjabi.com/ਦਿੱਲੀ-ਪੁਲਸ-ਨੇ-ਕੀਤਾ-ਫੇਰ-ਧੱਕ/

BTW I did say she was endangering my sisters and daughters across not just India but the world

omg that video!  did the police do this to her?  is she ok now? 

[jkvlondon 6,668]

1 hour ago, puzzled said:

omg that video!  did the police do this to her?  is she ok now? 

no she is in a catatonic state /broken  , Waheguru only knows what happen with her exactly they did beat her in the head before picking her up off the road .