A young girl from a small village in Moga, Punjab, is taking YouTube by storm with her viral music video “That Girl (Date Girl)”. The song, sung, written, and composed by Paramjit Kaur (Param), has captured millions of views in just 12 days, earning her widespread admiration — including from senior Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leaders Manish Sisodia and Anurag Dhanda.
Punjab’s Paramjit Kaur from Moga Wins Hearts with “That Girl” Song, Draws Praise from Manish Sisodia and Anurag Dhanda
Former Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia took to social media to celebrate Param’s incredible journey, calling her the “new voice of Punjab.” Sharing her video, Sisodia wrote, “Paramjit Kaur, from a small village in Moga, has created a storm with her voice — without makeup, without glamour. Her mother works in homes, her father is a daily wager, but their daughter has proved that real talent needs no support. This is Punjab’s new voice – Param.”
AAP’s National Media In-charge, Anurag Dhanda, also reposted Sisodia’s tweet, expressing pride in the rising Punjabi artist. The gesture further boosted Param’s morale and brought her story of passion and perseverance into the national spotlight.
The song “That Girl (Date Girl),” shared on YouTube just 12 days ago
The song “That Girl (Date Girl),” shared on YouTube just 12 days ago, has already crossed 6.5 million views, with music lovers across India appreciating its authenticity and raw energy. Listeners have praised Param’s natural style and soulful voice, highlighting how she has showcased the true grassroots talent of Punjab.
Paramjit’s story reflects the spirit of countless young artists who, despite limited resources, continue to break barriers and make their mark through sheer determination and creativity. With her humble background and powerful voice, Param has now become a symbol of inspiration for aspiring musicians across India.
