'Legends Never Die': Fans remember Sidhu Moosewala on his Third death anniversary

Three years have passed, but the pain of losing Shubhdeep Singh Sidhu better known as Sidhu Moosewala still lingers in the hearts of millions. On May 29, 2022, the world lost not just a singer, but a cultural phenomenon who gave voice to the aspirations, struggles, and raw emotions of a generation.

Moosewala was gunned down in Punjab’s Mansa district while traveling with his cousin and friend. His sudden death sent shockwaves across the globe, with fans and public figures mourning the loss of an artist whose music was as fearless as it was poetic.

Emotional Tributes Pour In

On Thursday, his village of Moosa became a pilgrimage site for fans and admirers who gathered in large numbers to honor his memory. A ‘Sehaj Path’ (prayer service) was organized, and a blood donation camp saw emotional participation from children, youth, and elderly alike.

His parents, Balkaur Singh and Charan Kaur, shared heartfelt posts on social media, remembering their son. They were joined by his younger brother—born through IVF in March 2024 bringing bittersweet hope to a grieving family.

Leaders and Artists Pay Homage

Prominent personalities also marked the occasion. Actor Dev Kharoud visited Moosa, saying, "Entire Punjab remembers him, and he lives in our hearts."
Punjab Congress president Amrinder Singh Raja Warring posted on X:
"Tribute #SidhuMoosewala Rest In Power Brother."

Leader of Opposition Partap Singh Bajwa penned an emotional tribute:

“He was more than music – he was a movement. Snatched from us too soon, but never forgotten. Your legacy will keep inspiring generations.”

Songs That Made Him Immortal

Sidhu Moosewala’s legacy lives on through his unforgettable music. Here are some of the most iconic tracks that made him a legend:

So High – His breakout track that introduced his rebellious style.

295 – A bold take on societal double standards.

Legend – A self-fulfilling prophecy that fans still chant.

The Last Ride – A hauntingly fitting farewell.

Just Listen – A lyrical response to his critics.

Selfmade, Old Skool (ft. Nseeb), and Same Beef (ft. Bohemia) – Anthems of hustle and pride.

Famous, Dollar, and Bambiha Bole – Songs that mirrored his journey and Punjab’s spirit.

Legacy That Lives On

Though Moosewala’s physical presence is gone, his voice continues to inspire. From village lanes in Punjab to global playlists, his songs play loud—as a reminder of a truth-teller, a dreamer, and a son of the soil.

In the hearts of his fans, Sidhu Moosewala didn’t die, he became immortal.