Remembering Sidhu Moose Wala From Humble Beginnings to Tragic Demise

Shubhdeep Singh Sidhu, well known as Sidhu Moose Wala, was born in Mansa, Punjab, India, on June 11, 1993. He was the only child of his parents who are now in their fifties. He has become a trailblazing singer, lyricist, and musician who has redefined the Punjabi music scene. Moose Wala, who grew up in a humble household, was passionate about music from an early age.

With the release of his single So High in 2017, Moose Wala shot to prominence. The song displayed his beautiful voice and talent for writing meaningful and sympathetic lyrics. With millions of views on YouTube, So High swiftly gained popularity and provided the catalyst for Moose Wala’s explosive ascent to fame in the music business.

In May 2022, a group of attackers shot and killed the singer in Mansa, Punjab. He was taken to the hospital immediately after his injuries, but he passed away before getting help. After his death, his family members arranged the singer’s Antim Ardas ceremony, which is a final prayer. Balkaur Singh, the father of Moose Wala, became emotional at the event and questioned the audience, “What was my son’s fault?” Additionally, he declared, “Today, I am ruined.”

Moose Wala’s parents, also, spearheaded an effort to get justice for him. “Justice for Sidhu Moose Wala” was prominently placed on a flag in the music video for his most recent song. The song’s lyrics showcased his unique flair, as he talked about himself.

According to the Punjab Police, eight persons were taken into custody for the homicide. They were held on suspicion of conducting reconnaissance, giving logistical support, and harboring the singer’s gunmen. Four shooters who were involved in the crime were identified, according to police.