Punjabi music lovers woke up to heartbreaking news on Saturday. Singer Harman Sidhu died in a tragic road accident. He was 37. The accident happened on the Mansa–Patiala road while he was returning to his village after a shoot. Reports say his car collided with a truck and was completely crushed. Unfortunately, Harman died on the spot.
Fans and artists across Punjab are shocked. Many grew up listening to his duet hits, and the sudden loss has left people numb. He was a popular voice during the peak of the duet era and had a strong connection with listeners.
Harman Sidhu Dies: Fans And Family Mourn His Demise
Harman was the only child of his parents. His father passed away just a year and a half ago. Now, his mother, wife and daughter are left to face this tragic loss. The family has not shared any public statement yet, as they are still in shock.
Fans and fellow artists expressed their sadness on Twitter and Instagram. One user wrote, “The news of Punjabi singer Harman Sidhu’s demise in a road accident is extremely heartbreaking. The sudden departure of such a talented voice breaks the heart. May God grant strength to the family. Om Shanti (sic).”
Many shared his old songs and called him a “pure voice of Punjab”. People thanked him for the memories and the music he left behind.
His Hit Music Career
Harman Sidhu was from Khiala village near Mansa. He became well known in the 2000s and early 2010s. His song “Paper Ya Pyar” with Miss Pooja made him a star overnight. He later delivered many hit tracks like Bebe Bapu, Babbar Sher, Koi Chakkar Nai, and Multan VS Russia. His earthy voice and emotional style made him a favourite among Punjabi music fans.
The cassette “Paper Te Pyar” was a huge hit and played everywhere at the time. His duets with Miss Pooja helped build a strong fan base. Even after duet songs became less common, Harman stayed committed to his music career.
Harman Sidhu Was Preparing For A Comeback
Family sources say Harman was ready to return with new music. He had completed the shoot for two new songs. Both tracks were expected to be released by the end of 2025. He had gone to Mansa for work on these songs and was returning home when the accident happened. His sudden death has now left those projects incomplete.
Harman had a small but loyal audience on social media. He had 3,742 followers on Instagram, 18,000 on Facebook, and 13.1K subscribers on his YouTube channel. Fans appreciated his humble nature and his love for Punjabi folk music.
Harman Sidhu’s death is a huge loss for the Punjabi music industry. His voice will always remain alive through his songs. RIP!