Punjabi singer Harman Sidhu dies at 37 in tragic road accident

With his popular cassette song Paper Te Pyaar, Harman Sidhu became well-known and became a well-liked stage performer.

To further increase his fame, he worked on multiple albums with Miss Pooja, a Punjabi musician. Other well-known songs that highlighted his vitality, charisma, and unique voice were Koi Chakkar Nai, Bebe Bapu, Babbar Sher, and Multan VS Russia.

Fans adored his on-stage performances, and over the years, he developed a devoted fan base.

Despite his achievements, Harman had personal struggles. He and his friends were arrested in 2018 for drug possession.

During questioning, he admitted, “During interrogation, Harman told police that he has been a drug addict for the past six to seven months. He purchases the drug from a Delhi-based Nigerian national at a cheaper rate it costs very high in Punjab and Haryana,” according to police spokesperson Surjeet Singh.

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Harman Sidhu is survived by his wife and young daughter, who now face the devastating loss of a husband and father.

Fans, friends, and coworkers have posted heartfelt tributes on social media in response to his passing, creating a profound void in the Punjabi music community.

Harman Sidhu is well-known for his colourful performances, contagious enthusiasm, and commitment to his craft. His music will endure and motivate his followers.