Stay Modern with Punjabi Music Ravi Sandhu

Diljit means heart-win, or better translated as winning the hearts of people. It’s pronounced more like dil-jeet, not dil-jit. Jimmy Fallon pronounced it wonderful. However, there was a word he didn’t pronounce so well, which means five rivers. Are you interested in knowing more?


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Check out this track which blends singing in Punjabi and English really well, in my opinion.


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Listen, and watch, this track and tell me if you find it as catchy as I do.


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Check out this amazing track called Nabbe Nabbe, which translates to ‘90 90’, but why say it twice? Find out in the explanation. The video is fantastic, and I hope you enjoy the track as much as I do.


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Check out this amazing track called Pagal, which translates close to ‘crazy’, not politically correct any more, I know. The video is fantastic, and I hope you enjoy the track as much as I do.


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Punjabi music, also known as “bhangra” is great to use for fitness, health and wellbeing. I took part in an event that was for Channel 4’s show, Double Your Money. Listen to, or watch, my podcast to find out how bhangra is pronounced, why what I do is not “bhangra” dancing, and about some other great people that took part in Double Your Money.


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