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Nirvair Pannu

19 songs on KiKehnde

SONGS

Tera Auna

Nirvair Pannu

A guy's mom overhears him calling his girl 'Saleti' and demands to know who she is, never guessing it's his private pet-name lifted from the Heer-Ranjha legend.

Feelings

Nirvair Pannu

Watching a hill girl's Snapchat story from his flat-plains village, a self-deprecating poet unravels, and turns the ache into a sustained wind-and-water metaphor, right down to the gust of her beauty grazing the riverbank every single day.

Birthday

Nirvair Pannu

It's the homie's birthday and the boys have been lit since daylight, bottles open, Chamkila on blast till 7 a.m., and a flex-list that runs from the village to a Surrey lake.

Munde Pindan De

Nirvair Pannu ft. Jugnu, Verse

A Jatt-swagger anthem where the 'bombs' are your brothers, the baraat is a private army, and dating loses to the boys every time, plus the theth slang that trips up even fluent listeners (jhandd isn't a pile of hatchets, dannd isn't teeth).

Pyar Karke

Nirvair Pannu

A jilted lover tallies up everything he lost to love, and names himself the challa: the folk love-ring, and the half-mad wanderer no one could ever hold.

Shaama

Nirvair Pannu

A love song where 'tor' isn't a walk and 'sukh naal' isn't peace, and where he's so undone by her that he's thankful she hasn't taken her glasses off yet.

Aadat

Nirvair Pannu

Even the peahens are filing a complaint, he's so lost in one girl's beauty that he won't even watch their famous strut anymore.

Excitement

Nirvair Pannu

Why 'parche' here means police FIRs (not exams), what 'chaa' actually is, the untranslatable buzz before someone you love shows up, and a Titanic reference hiding a punchline everyone knows the ending to.

Rovenga

Nirvair Pannu

A self-declared lover gets schooled: real love isn't a street performance or a counterfeit beauty-stall, it's hijar, sabar, the standard the Gurus and Pirs died for. Sit alone with these songs and you'll weep.

Take Care

Nirvair Pannu

A warm courtship song that ends at a coffee shop, he calls her his matcha lover and vows to drink the intoxication straight from her eyes.

Ishq Lawa Lena

Nirvair Pannu

Half anthropologist, half experiencer, the narrator catalogues what falling in love actually does to a body, the eye that won't obey, the lips that won't stop smiling, the 2am trips to the mirror, and concludes you're too young to stay cold: at this age, you're going to let love in.

Bulle

Nirvair Pannu

The title is the Punjabi idiom for living it up, 'bulle lutne,' literally reaping life's breezes, and the chorus puns on it: the boys didn't just have a carefree blast, they looted the beautiful girls' hearts outright.

Chal Aja

Nirvair Pannu

A reconciliation plea with no blame in it, he calls himself a plain crow, calls her a graceful crane, and asks her to set her wants down beside his and reweave the life they built.

I deserved a better goodbye

Nirvair Pannu

She left without a word, not even the sound of footsteps, and the whole song is one question turned over and over: why leave like that, when every year before was something we celebrated together?

Khair

Nirvair Pannu

Nirvair Pannu's name literally means 'without enmity', and 'Khair' weaponises it: after you poison someone's heart, what right do you have to pray for their safety, or ask them to forgive?

Ranjha

Nirvair Pannu

A poet promises to herd buffaloes for twelve years like Ranjha did for Heer, then admits no song he writes is good enough to capture her.

Curfew

Nirvair Pannu ft. Sultaan

Framed by a bogus dawn police case, the crew answers one call with a rally-sized show of force, and the title 'Curfew' turns out to mean a whole city going silent the moment the Jatt settles the score.

Beside

Nirvair Pannu

A plea so gentle it barely raises its voice: just sit me beside you once, hold me close, or I'm done for.

Amrita

Nirvair Pannu

Nirvair imagines what Amrita Pritam must have said when the two men who loved her, Sahir Ludhianvi and Imroz, locked eyes.

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