Punjabi Singer Rajvir Jawanda Dies At 35, Days After Horrific Road Accident

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Rajvir Jawanda ’s passing marks a tragic end to a promising career in both Punjabi music and cinema. The 35-year-old was battling for life since September 27 after a road accident near Baddi, where his motorcycle hit stray cattle. Admitted in an extremely critical condition, his neurological functions had failed to recover. On October 8, at 10:55 AM, Fortis Hospital in Mohali confirmed his death due to multiple organ failure. His fans, family, and the wider entertainment community have been left heartbroken by the news.
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The Crash That Changed Everything

The accident occurred late at night near Baddi in Himachal Pradesh. While riding his motorcycle, Jawanda collided with stray cattle that suddenly ran onto the road. The impact caused severe spinal and head injuries. He was rushed to Fortis Hospital, where doctors soon declared his condition extremely critical. Despite being placed on life support, there was no improvement in his brain activity. Doctors from neurology and critical care worked round the clock, but after nearly 12 days of intensive care, the battle was lost.

From Aspiring Cop to Music Icon

Rajvir Jawanda began his career in 2014 with Munda Like Me and quickly became one of the most popular voices in Punjabi music. His songs Kamla, Mera Dil, Sardari, and Surname celebrated Punjabi pride, rural roots, and heartfelt romance. Born in Pona village, Ludhiana, Jawanda initially dreamed of becoming a police officer, but chose music as his true calling. With a deep voice and emotionally resonant lyrics, he carved a unique space in the Punjabi music scene, touching millions with his songs.


Making His Mark on the Big Screen

Jawanda wasn’t just a musical talent, he also made notable appearances in Punjabi films. His film debut came with Subedar Joginder Singh in 2018 alongside Gippy Grewal. He later featured in Jind Jaan, Kaka Ji, and Mindo Taseeldarni in 2019, gaining popularity for his strong screen presence. Though his acting career was still in its early stages, fans and critics alike recognised his potential as a leading actor in the regional cinema space. His loss is seen as a blow to both industries.

Tributes and Mourning Across Punjab

The Punjabi music and film community has expressed shock over Jawanda’s untimely death. Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann visited the hospital days before his passing to check on his condition. Fans across social media have flooded timelines with tributes, sharing memories of his songs and live performances. Known for his humility and grounded personality, Rajvir Jawanda leaves behind a legacy that blends culture, emotion, and identity. He may have left too soon, but his voice will continue to echo in hearts across generations.


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