The Punjabi music industry is reeling from the loss of one of its most promising voices, Rajvir Jawanda, who tragically passed away at the age of 35 on October 8, 2025. Known for his heartfelt melodies and a rare talent for blending traditional folk rhythms with contemporary flair, Jawanda’s untimely death has left fans and fellow artists in deep sorrow. His passing comes after an 11-day battle for life following a severe motorcycle accident in Himachal Pradesh on September 27.
Shikhar Dhawan, celebrated Indian cricketer, took to social media to post a picture of Rajvir while penning a moving tribute in Punjabi, praying for the singer’s soul and strength for his family.
Actor and philanthropist Sonu Sood also expressed his grief, sharing Rajvir’s picture with the words “Heartbroken – RIP brother,” capturing the sense of loss felt by the artistic community and beyond.
Jawanda’s career had been steadily climbing, with songs like “Ki Banu Duniya Da Ghamand” striking a chord with listeners globally. His music wasn’t just entertainment — it was an emotional bridge, connecting generations through the timeless essence of Punjabi folk, reimagined for modern tastes. Fans had been eagerly awaiting his next album, now frozen in time, a testament to dreams that will remain unfulfilled.
This loss is a stark reminder of how fragile life can be, and how quickly a rising star can be taken from the world. For his admirers, Rajvir will remain a voice eternal, echoing in playlists, wedding celebrations, and quiet moments of reflection. His songs will keep telling the stories he can no longer sing, ensuring his musical soul lives on even as the man himself rests in peace.