Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. An icon in his own right, Punjabi singer, songwriter, and actor Gurdas Maan will perform some of his hit songs at the Bob Hope ...

Legendary Punjabi singer Gurdas Maan will bring his tour to Mechanics Bank Theater on Oct. 12. Known for hits including his 1980 breakthrough song "Dil Da Mamla Hai" and "Apna Punjab Hove," Maan has ...

NEW DELHI, (ANI) – Iconic Punjabi music legend Gurdas Maan has unveiled his latest album, Sound of Soil, featuring nine evocative tracks. After the enthusiastic reception of the album’s lead single, ...

Did our AI summary help? There are some voices that define an era, and then there are voices that travel beyond time, language and even countries. And Punjabi singing icon Gurdas Maan most certainly ...

Punjabi singer-turned-actor Gurdas Maan's younger brother, Gurpanth Maan, died at the age of 68, as per reports. Gurpanth had been undergoing treatment at a multi-specialty hospital in Mohali for ...

He is the voice you grew up hearing at weddings festivals and long road trips. From 'Challa' and 'Mamla Gadbad Hai' to 'Dil Da Mamla Hai' Gurdas Maan turned Punjabi music into shared family memory.

If you were to ask anyone about Punjabi music, the first person you would hear about is Gurdas Maan. After first gaining attention in 1980 with the song Dil Da Mamla Hai, he moved from an unknown ...

Given the current situation in Punjab, singer Gurdas Maan says he is trying to step up for those affected: “We have sent medicines worth Rs5 lakh to five flood-hit districts and I contributed Rs25 ...

Gurdas Maan's cinematic journey began with Mamla Garbar Hai (1983), where he showcased both acting and musical brilliance. The film's success made him a household name overnight, heralding the arrival ...

Following the overwhelming response to the first song, Main Hi Jhoothi, Punjabi singer Gurdas Maan on Thursday unveiled full audio tracks from his latest album Sound of Soil. Produced by Sai ...

The Tribune, now published from Chandigarh, started publication on February 2, 1881, in Lahore (now in Pakistan). It was started by Sardar Dyal Singh Majithia, a public-spirited philanthropist, and is ...