Ranjit Bawa

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Ranjit Bawa
Ranjit Bawa1.jpg
Bawa in 2018
Born
Ranjit Singh Bajwa

(1989-03-14) 14 March 1989 (age 32)[1][2]
Gurdaspur, Punjab, India
NationalityIndian
Occupation
  • Singer
  • actor
Musical career
Genres
Labels

Ranjit Singh Bajwa (born 14 March 1989) is an Indian singer and actor associated with Punjabi language music and films. He rose to fame from his single "Jatt Di Akal" which broke many Punjabi records. He made his debut in the 2015 album, Mitti Da Bawa which was awarded the "Best World Album" award in the 2015 Brit Asia TV Music Awards.[3] He has also received "PTC Best Folk oriented Song Award" in 2013 for his Song in 2013, Jatt Di Akal.[4] He will make his film debut in playing the title role in Toofan Singh, a semi-biographical film about the 1980s Punjabi activist Shaheed Bhai Jugraj Singh Toofan.[5]

Education[]

Bawa hails from Gurdaspur. He did his graduation from Guru Nanak College, Batala and post-graduation at Khalsa College, Amritsar. Bawa did his Masters in Music from Guru Nanak Dev University.[2]

Recordings[]

Albums[]

Year Album Tracks Lyricist Music Producer(s) Label
2015 Mitti Da Bawa Yaari Chandigarh Waliye Kaabal Saroopwali Beat Minister T-Series
Sardar Ravi Raaj
Dollar V Roti Ranjit Khan
Mitti Da Bawa Beat Minister
Lahore Charanjit Singh Sukhe
Bandook Happy Raikoti Beat Minister
Jatt Da Dar Happy Singh
Swag Jatt Da Preet Kanwal Tigerstyle
Botti Botti Preet Harpal Beat Minister
Jatt Di Akal Charan Likhari Sukhe
2018 Ik Tare Wala Photoan Lovely Noor Beat Minister
Chavan Dharamvir Thandi Jassi X
Jean 2 Lovely Noor Beat Minister
Sassi Traditional Jassi X
Pagg Da Brand Pargat Kotguru
Khand Da Khidona Beat Minister
Nanke Dadke Arjan Virk Jassi X
Bachpan Surkhab Desi Routz
Simple Suit Maninder Kailey Beat Minister
Sanjha Punjab Inder Dhammu Nick Dhammu
Truckan Wale Lovely Noor
Ik Tare Wala Charan Likhari Millind Gaba
2021 LOUD Loud Bunty Bains Desi Crew Speed Records
Ghungroo Rony Ajnali, Gill Machrai
Sandhaara Narinder Baath
Duniya Amrit Maan
Pata Lagna Mandeep Maavi
Much
Laavan
Nach Lai Singh Jeet Chankoian

Singles[]

  • Jatt Di Akal
  • Jean
  • Sadi Wari Aun De
  • Shadi Dot Com
  • Kankan
  • Miti Da Bawa
  • Sher Marna
  • Google
  • Jind Meriya[6]
  • Yaari Chadigarh Waliye
  • Chandigarh Returns (3 Lakh)
  • Jinda Sukha Anthem (with Lehmber Hussainpuri)
  • Naal Naal
  • Munda Sadara Da
  • Azaadi
  • Jinde
  • Lahore[7]
  • Yaari Chandigarh waliye
  • Mitti da bawa
  • Botti Botti
  • Sardar
  • Dollar Vs Roti
  • Bandook
  • Jatt Da Dar
  • Swag jatt da
  • Punjabio Jaagde Ke Sutte
  • Jinda Sukha
  • Girls Hostel
  • Narrow Salwar
  • Dc Jatt
  • Tankha Ft JRS
  • Qurbani
  • Chandigarh Returns
  • Sher Marna
  • 300 Sala Yaad Shaheedi (with , Tigerstyle & Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee)
  • Skoda
  • Meri Sardarniye
  • Chat Purani
  • Chad Khera Baniye Da (With Harshdeep Kaur)
  • Ja Ve Mundiya
  • Hik Vich Zor (With Dr Zeus & Fateh Doe)
  • Sarvann Putt
  • Ja Ve Mundeya
  • Phulkari
  • Thar
  • Heavyweight Bhangra
  • Diljaniya
  • Parahune
  • Weekend
  • Kangan
  • Gurpurab
  • Badami Rangiye
  • Jatt Sanjay Dutt
  • Ditch
  • Manzil
  • Chote Chote Ghar (with Gur Sidhu)

Loud album

Filmography[]

References[]

  1. ^ "Birthday Special! Ranjit Bawa: Best Performances Of The Singer Turn Actor In Pollywood". The Times of India. 14 March 2019. Retrieved 20 September 2019.
  2. ^ a b Navleen Kaur Lakhi (26 December 2013). "VOICES TO RECKON WITH". Hindustan Times. Retrieved 20 September 2019.
  3. ^ Bhogal, Harvey. "Brit Asia Music Awards 2015 Winners". www.desiblitz.com. Retrieved 20 August 2020.
  4. ^ "Ranjit Bawa". tantusinfo.com. Retrieved 14 March 2015.
  5. ^ Amarjot Kaur (25 August 2015) "He's not history". The Tribune.
  6. ^ "Ranjit Bawa - Jind Meriye". The Times of India. 10 January 2017. Retrieved 20 September 2019.
  7. ^ "Ranjit Bawa". risepunjab.net. Retrieved 2 October 2015.

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