Legacy Reloaded: Sidhu Moosewala’s ‘Moose Print’ Hits Millions on Birthday Release

Entertainment News: June 11 is the 32nd birthday of Punjabi singer Sidhu Moosewala. Although he is no longer in this world, his voice and spirit are still alive in the hearts of people. Taking this link forward, his family today released the album of his three new songs "Mousse Print". This album includes three strong tracks like "0008", "Neel" and "Tech Notes". As soon as the album was released, YouTube was rocked. The song "Tech Notes" has received 33 lakh views in just 6 hours, while "0008" has received 28 lakhs and "Neil" has received 26 lakh views. Sidhu's popularity can be gauged from the fact that fans still wait for his new songs, as if he is still present among us.

We Once Stopped These Songs—Today We’re Forced to Release Them

Sidhu's father Balakaur Singh gave an emotional response to the son's new album. He said, "I can't tell what are the lyrics of these songs, but these are the same songs that we used to stop Sidhu. Today the situation is such that we have to release him under compulsion. But we are sure that the same will be seen in these songs, which people saw on stage."

Sidhu Moosewala used to give some special surprise on every birthday

Balkaur Singh, while sharing the memories of the son, said that Shubdeep (Sidhu's real name) used to do something special on his birthday every year, his father and mother Charan Kaur. Sometimes a song was released and sometimes someone would bring a surprise gift. "Now there are just her memories. We pick up her old album and see her photos with every birthday pictures and cakes," he said.

Chota Sidhu should follow the same path, this is my heartfelt wish

Balakaur Singh said that he wants his grandson - which fans call 'Chhota Sidhu' - also become a courageous and clean heart like Shubdeep. "But he is still very small, everything is in the hand of the above," he added.

Fans will come this time too, we won't stop them

Balakaur Singh said that when Sidhu was alive, he was surrounded by fans on his birthday. Even today, his fans-who are now like siblings for him-come to his village. He said, "This time we have not made any special arrangements, but whoever comes will be welcome."

The documentary "The Killing Call" created by BBC in memory of Sidhu Mooswala has also been released recently, which the family objected to. Despite this, two episodes of the documentary have been uploaded on YouTube.