Gurdas Maan has finally dropped his much-awaited song, Gal Sunoh Punjabi Dosto. As expected the songs about his controversy which has spawned many haters for him. Speaking of the latest releases, it has been sung, composed, and written by Gurdas Maan. It is not a usual song as the song has a message and all the hardships the artist has to face.
An 8-minute 27 seconds long video shows Gurdas Maan with his haters but also gives a heart-melting message as he is giving clarification for his statement. He has talked to the people of Punjab who have not supported him for his remark on ‘One Nation One Language’. He also dropped the reason for the same.
Though the song clearly depicts his life, which he has gone through since 2019.
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But in the description of the song, it has been noted that “the song, lyrics, and story narration depicted thereby, all names, characters, and incidents portrayed in this production are fictitious. No identification with actual persons (living or deceased), places, buildings, and products is intended or should be inferred.”
Meanwhile, at the end of the song, it has been shown that everyone gets to understand why he speaks the same and follows his path once again. Meanwhile, speaking of the case, Gurdas Maan has been criticised when some Punjabi activists opposed his recent comments on the Hindi-Punjabi conflict during his stage performance in Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada, Punjabi singer Gurdas Maan uttered an expletive.
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Following an interview on a Punjabi radio station in Canada in which he seemed to be toeing the "one nation, one language" line, the singer was receiving criticism from Punjabis and the Punjabi diaspora. And the recent song, Gal Sun Sunoh Punjabi Dosto's video has really tugged at the heartstrings. If you haven't watched the video and song yet, tap the link below: