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Punjabi singer Sidhu Moosewala is celebrating his 32nd birthday today. On this occasion, Sidhu’s 3-song album “Moose Print” is going to be released. Regarding this, father Balkaur Singh said that before his death, Sidhu used to release songs on his own, mine, and his mother’s birthdays. The purpose behind releasing this album is also that this series, started by Sidhu, should not stop.
The father said that Sidhu’s fans should get something new on every birthday, so this effort will continue. All the songs of Sidhu that are recorded are being released gradually. In this album, too, those who love Sidhu will get what they wanted from Sidhu during his lifetime. After the murder of Sidhu Moosewala, 8 of his songs have been released. All his songs have the same popularity as before. All these songs were released on his official account.
The poster of the album has been released on Instagram. More than 1.3 million people have liked this poster so far. This album includes 3 songs 0008, Nails and Take Notes. Let us tell you that Shubhdeep alias Sidhu Moosewala was born on June 11, 1993 in village Musa of Mansa district. Sidhu Moosewala was shot dead in village Jawaharke of Mansa on May 29, 2022.
Poster viewed by 1.3 million people in 2 days
This is the fourth birthday after the death of Sidhu Moosewala. On this birthday too, Sidhu’s fans will get new songs as a surprise. To give information about this, a poster named “Moose Print” was posted on his Instagram fan page 2 days ago. In this poster, Sidhu Moosewala is shown sitting on a royal chair in his own style. Sidhu’s poster has been viewed by 1.3 million people on Instagram in just 2 days.
Father said – Opponents have set June 11 for the release of the documentary
Sidhu Musewala’s father said that Shubhdeep’s opponents have also set the release of the documentary made on him on his birthday (June 11). He said – I have sent a legal notice to the London media house to stop its release. They have also been mailed and an application has been filed in the Mansa court to stop the release. If they still release Shubhdeep’s documentary, then it will be seen in the court.
