On the eve of Diwali 2025, the parents of the late Punjabi singer Sidhu Moosewala posted a heart-warming tribute and warm wishes to his fans. On social media, they uploaded an adorable photo of their younger son, Shubhdeep Singh Sidhu, and wrote an emotional note in memory of Moosewala’s legacy.
Written in Punjabi, the poignant message said:
“Will light the lamps even today with the same desire,
Will light up everywhere with your memory.
Even if my name is small, but my emotion is adorable,
Because he lives in my heart — my brother exists.
Enlightening this Diwali with brother’s voice and light of memories,
Meet soon with a new song.
Take care of your surroundings,
Happy Diwali to all on Bandi Chhod Divas!”
The memo indicates that a new track would be coming out shortly in memory of Moosewala, although no information or release date has been provided so far. Followers have shown eagerness and appreciation, particularly since the artist’s posthumous releases are still being widely heard.
Sidhu Moosewala, whose real name was Shubhdeep Singh Sidhu, was shot and killed on May 29, 2022, in Mansa, Punjab. He was rushed to the hospital but died of injuries. His killing shocked the nation, with his fans and family calling for justice. His parents, Balkaur Singh and Charan Kaur, have since been actively working to continue his legacy and push for justice.
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In a twist of fate, two years later after Moosewala’s death, the couple had a son in 2024 via IVF. Charan Kaur, aged 58 at the time, gave birth to their second son, also called Shubhdeep, after his deceased brother. The newborn became a media sensation, including a high-profile feature on a New York Times Square billboard.
Moosewala is still a long-standing icon, with his music still driving millions.
