Popular Punjabi music singer and actor Rajvir Jawanda died on October 8, 2025. He was 35. The popular singer was admitted to a hospital in Chandigarh on life support for 11 days after suffering serious head and spinal injuries in a motorcycle crash near Baddi in the northern state of Himachal Pradesh on September 27. Medical reports say Rajvir collided with stray cattle while traveling towards Shimla.

He was first treated at a nearby hospital before being shifted to Fortis Hospital in Mohali, where his condition was still very critical. Despite desperate care and neurological observations, he died due to multiple organ failure at 10:55 AM on October 8.

Tributes from Punjabi Entertainment Industry

• The demise of Rajvir sent the Punjabi film and music industry into mourning. Fans and celebrities made their way to social media with sweet tributes:
• Gippy Grewal: “My heart is empty. Your final days were actually so difficult, yet you were so courageous. You will always be in our hearts.”
• Neeru Bajwa: “It is so sad that bubbly and kind Rajvir is no more. Goodbye, beautiful Rajvir.”
• Gurdas Maan: “Honestly loved this guy so much. Can’t even put into words what I feel.”
• Sonam Bajwa: “Beautiful soul gone too soon. Sleep in peace Rajvir.”
• Tania: “Your voice, your spirit, your compassion will live on forever.”

Rajvir Jawanda’s Musical Legacy

Rajvir combined traditional Punjabi folk with contemporary rhythms. His popular hits are:

•           Kali Jawande Di

•           Sardari

•           Do Ni Sajna

•           Khush Reha Kar

His songs had themes of love, pride, and cultural identity. Rajvir’s YouTube account had over 900,000 subscribers, and his videos routinely broke into millions of views.

From Police Officer to Music Icon

His path was as motivational as his songs. Born to a family with a law enforcement background, he spent nine years as a Punjab Police constable before choosing to pursue music as a full-time career. He did his theater studies at Punjab University, and folk music was fostered in him by his grandfather, who used to take him to performances in the village.

Even while serving in the police, Rajvir went on recording and performing at functions. His career change from constable to famous artist made him a benchmark for many aspiring artists.

His Role in Farmers’ Protests and Public Life

Rajvir was also socially active. During the 2020 farmer protests, he stood united with the cause, singing folk music and delivering speeches to boost protestors’ morale. He mobilized his fame to promote agricultural reform and peasants’ rights, garnering acclaim outside of the entertainment scene.

Fans React and Demand Road Safety Reform

Following his death, the population wept and seethed with rage at the state of India’s roads. Numerous people demanded improvement of road conditions, road illumination, and cattle management on highways, particularly on the hilly roads in states such as Himachal Pradesh. Rajvir’s wandering ways, such as traveling alone on a bike and camping out under the stars, were widely reported on social media. His last ride has now initiated a debate on road safety and infrastructure.

Final Thoughts

Rajvir Jawanda’s untimely demise is a poignant loss to Punjabi music, film, and culture. He was more than a singer—he was a symbol of strength, humility, and artistic integrity. His voice will echo through generations, and his legacy will always inspire.