Punjabi Singer Rajvir Jawanda Bought His ₹35 Lakh Dream BMW Bike Months Before Tragic Accident
Rajvir Jawanda’s Dream Ride Ends in Tragedy
Punjabi singer Rajvir Jawanda, a beloved voice in the regional music scene and a self-confessed biking enthusiast, passed away on October 8 - eleven days after a devastating motorbike accident in Himachal Pradesh. He was 35.
A video that has since gone viral on social media shows the singer’s excitement as he took delivery of his new BMW R1300 GSA Option 719, reportedly worth around ₹31–35 lakh. The clip, filmed just weeks before his fatal accident, captures Rajvir’s radiant smile as he poses beside his brand-new superbike, cuts a celebratory cake, and listens intently to the showroom staff explaining the features of his powerful new machine.
In the video, Rajvir beams with pride as he dons his helmet, mounts the bike, and revs it up - moments that fans now recall with a heavy heart, seeing them as his final joyful memories.
Rajvir’s life took a tragic turn on September 27, when he met with a severe accident in the Baddi area of Himachal Pradesh’s Solan district while on his way to Shimla. According to police reports, he lost control of his motorcycle and suffered serious head and spinal injuries.
He was rushed to Fortis Hospital, Mohali, in an “extremely critical” state and placed on ventilator support. Despite continuous medical care and monitoring by neurosurgeons and critical care specialists, he succumbed to multiple organ failure on October 8 at 10:55 a.m.
The hospital confirmed his death in a statement, saying, “Rajvir Jawanda was admitted on September 27, 2025, with severe spinal injuries and brain trauma. Despite extensive treatment and constant monitoring, he could not be revived. Our deepest condolences to his family and fans.”
Rajvir, who is survived by his wife and two young children, was known among friends for his love of bikes and adventurous spirit. According to a close friend quoted by Daily Post Punjab, his wife had pleaded with him not to go on the ride that led to the crash, fearing the high-powered 1300cc machine was too dangerous. Tragically, it turned out to be their last conversation.
Rajvir Jawanda’s death has left a deep void in the Punjabi music industry. His fans remember him not only for his soulful songs and down-to-earth personality but also for his zest for life - a passion that, heartbreakingly, claimed him too soon.
Punjabi singer Rajvir Jawanda, a beloved voice in the regional music scene and a self-confessed biking enthusiast, passed away on October 8 - eleven days after a devastating motorbike accident in Himachal Pradesh. He was 35.
A video that has since gone viral on social media shows the singer’s excitement as he took delivery of his new BMW R1300 GSA Option 719, reportedly worth around ₹31–35 lakh. The clip, filmed just weeks before his fatal accident, captures Rajvir’s radiant smile as he poses beside his brand-new superbike, cuts a celebratory cake, and listens intently to the showroom staff explaining the features of his powerful new machine.
In the video, Rajvir beams with pride as he dons his helmet, mounts the bike, and revs it up - moments that fans now recall with a heavy heart, seeing them as his final joyful memories.
The Fatal Accident
Rajvir’s life took a tragic turn on September 27, when he met with a severe accident in the Baddi area of Himachal Pradesh’s Solan district while on his way to Shimla. According to police reports, he lost control of his motorcycle and suffered serious head and spinal injuries. He was rushed to Fortis Hospital, Mohali, in an “extremely critical” state and placed on ventilator support. Despite continuous medical care and monitoring by neurosurgeons and critical care specialists, he succumbed to multiple organ failure on October 8 at 10:55 a.m.
The hospital confirmed his death in a statement, saying, “Rajvir Jawanda was admitted on September 27, 2025, with severe spinal injuries and brain trauma. Despite extensive treatment and constant monitoring, he could not be revived. Our deepest condolences to his family and fans.”
A Passion That Proved Fatal
Rajvir, who is survived by his wife and two young children, was known among friends for his love of bikes and adventurous spirit. According to a close friend quoted by Daily Post Punjab, his wife had pleaded with him not to go on the ride that led to the crash, fearing the high-powered 1300cc machine was too dangerous. Tragically, it turned out to be their last conversation.
Final Farewell
The singer’s last rites are being held at his native village Pona in Ludhiana, Punjab, where hundreds of fans and fellow artists have gathered to pay their respects.Rajvir Jawanda’s death has left a deep void in the Punjabi music industry. His fans remember him not only for his soulful songs and down-to-earth personality but also for his zest for life - a passion that, heartbreakingly, claimed him too soon.
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