The Punjabi music industry is grieving as it bids farewell to one of its most treasured voices—Gurmeet Maan, the well-known folk singer whose passionate tunes won over Punjab and beyond. Maan had a history of cardiac issues and passed away on October 10, 2025, reportedly due to heart troubles. His last rites were performed in his ancestral village of Hardowal in the Gurdaspur district.
A Voice that Echoed the soul of Punjab
Born in Ropar, Gurmeet Maan dedicated his life to preserving the wide variety of Punjabi traditional traditions. His compositions praised country living, poignant storytelling, and nostalgia. With tunes like:
Kake Dian Purhian, Boliyaan, Boli Main Pawan, and Sohreyan Da Pind
He rose to fame, especially among those who appreciated Punjab’s cultural legacy.
A Life of Art and Discipline
Outside of the stage, Gurmeet Maan juggled his passion for music with his work as a Punjab Police officer. Because of his capacity to switch between two worlds, he came to represent dedication and humility.
Partnership that Maintained Tradition
By revitalizing Punjabi culture and recreating it for modern listeners, his collaborations—especially with Preet Payal—improved Maan’s musical journey. Their duets were not just music but also cultural archives.
The influence of Gurmeet Maan goes beyond the music he played; it also encompasses the values he promoted. Punjab laments and celebrates a life that embodied its traditions, emotions, and pride.
We have the utmost affection for Gurmeet Maan, a true son of the ground.
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