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The world of music is mourning the untimely passing of Haryanavi singer Raju Punjabi, who left behind a legacy of lively tunes and captivating performances. The singer, aged 40, breathed his last in a Haryana hospital, sending shockwaves through the music industry and his countless fans. The news, reported by India TV News, revealed that Raju Punjabi had been under medical care at a hospital in Hisar, Haryana, battling jaundice.
Initially, there was a glimmer of hope as his health improved, leading to his discharge from the hospital. Tragically, his condition took a grave turn, prompting his re-admittance. Singer KD Desi Rock expressed the collective sentiment of many by sharing a poignant photograph of Raju Punjabi from his hospital bed, captioning it with a heartfelt plea, "Raju wapas aaja (Raju, come back)."
Raju Punjabi's unexpected departure has left a void in the hearts of his devoted fans. An emotional comment reflected, "Today our dear brother Raju Punjabi is no more among us. May our brother rest in peace. Om Shanti." Another heartfelt comment resonated, "Very sad news... Renowned Haryanvi singer #RajuPunjabi ji is no more with us today. The father of three small children, Raju Punjabi was a special presence in the entire Haryanvi music industry."
In a bittersweet twist, Raju Punjabi had recently released his final song titled Aapse Milke Yaara Humko Accha Laga Tha, marking his creative contribution before his departure. His last post on Instagram was a video collage that simply read, Aapse Milke Yara Humko Achha Laga, embodying his passion until the end.
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Raju Punjabi's musical journey is decorated with memorable tracks that resonated deeply with his audience. Hits like Aacha Lage Se, Desi Desi, Tu Cheez Lajawab, Last Peg, and Bhang Mere Yaara Ne showcase his musical prowess. He had also shared the limelight with other prominent artists, notably collaborating with Sapna Choudhary.
In the wake of this significant loss, Raju Punjabi's music will continue to resonate, reflecting his artistic flair and energetic essence. His enduring legacy within the realm of Haryanvi music will serve as a source of inspiration for aspiring musical talents.
