Punjabi Star Rajvir Jawanda Dies at 35 — Tragic End Just Days After Horrific Road Accident Shocks Millions
Punjabi actor and singer Rajvir Jawanda has tragically passed away at age 35, just days after a horrific road accident. The beloved star, known for his powerful voice and hit performances, fought for his life in the hospital before succumbing to his injuries, leaving fans and the Punjabi entertainment industry in deep shock and grief.
Popular Punjabi singer and actor Rajvir Jawanda died while undergoing treatment at Fortis Hospital, Mohali, after battling for life for nearly 12 days. The 35-year-old was declared dead at 10.55 am on Wednesday, hospital authorities said.
“Punjabi singer Rajvir Jawanda passed away at 10:55 AM on October 8, 2025, at Fortis Hospital, Mohali. He was admitted on September 27, 2025, in an extremely critical condition following a road accident that caused severe spinal injuries and brain damage,” Fortis Hospital said in a statement.
“Despite extensive medical support and continuous monitoring by the Critical Care and Neurosurgery teams, he succumbed to multiple organ failure this morning,” the statement added.
The singer had suffered severe head and spinal injuries in a road accident near Baddi, Himachal Pradesh, on September 27, when his motorcycle collided with stray cattle that suddenly appeared on the road.
According to doctors, Jawanda’s neurological condition remained critical, with minimal brain activity and no significant improvement despite intensive medical care. His condition was described as “extremely critical” soon after the mishap, and he had been on life support since admission.
A resident of Sector 71, Mohali, Jawanda was widely loved for his hit songs such as Surname, Kamla, Mera Dil, and Sardari. He also made his mark in Punjabi cinema with roles in films including Jind Jaan, Mindo Taseeldarni, and Kaka Ji.
Having begun his musical journey in 2014 with the single Munda Like Me, Jawanda quickly rose to fame for his soulful voice and lyrics celebrating Punjabi pride and culture. According to his official Apple Music biography, he had originally aspired to become a police officer but chose instead to follow his true calling — music.
The news of his untimely demise has left fans and the Punjabi entertainment industry in deep shock and mourning.
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann had visited the hospital on Sunday to enquire about Jawanda’s health.
Hailing from Pona village in Ludhiana’s Jagraon, Jawanda was known for his songs “Tu dis penda”, “Khush reha kar”, “Sardari”, ‘Surname”, “Afreen”, “Landlord”, “Down to earth” and “Kangani”.
Jawanda also acted in Gippy Grewal-starrer Punjabi movie “Subedar Joginder Singh” in 2018, “Jind Jaan” in 2019 and “Mindo Taseeldarni” in 2019.
The Punjabi entertainment industry is reeling from a devastating loss after popular actor and singer Rajvir Jawanda passed away at the age of 35, just days after suffering critical injuries in a horrific road accident. The news of his untimely death has sent shockwaves across Punjab, with fans, colleagues, and celebrities expressing their deep grief and disbelief on social media.
Rajvir Jawanda, who had carved a special place in the hearts of millions through his soulful voice and charming on-screen presence, was reportedly involved in a severe car accident last week while returning from a live show. Sources close to the family said his vehicle collided with a truck on a highway in Punjab, leaving him and his team members critically injured.
Jawanda was immediately rushed to a nearby hospital where he underwent multiple surgeries. For several days, doctors fought tirelessly to stabilize his condition, while fans across the state prayed for his recovery. However, despite the best medical efforts, he succumbed to his injuries, marking a tragic end to a vibrant and promising life.
The sudden demise of Rajvir Jawanda has left the Punjabi film and music industry heartbroken. Artists, musicians, and fans flooded social media with emotional tributes, sharing memories of his humble personality and extraordinary talent.
Singer Gippy Grewal called him “a powerhouse of positivity and passion,” while actor Ammy Virk wrote, “We’ve lost not just a singer, but a brother and an inspiration.” Fans gathered outside Jawanda’s residence, lighting candles and playing his songs as a mark of respect.
The Punjab Chief Minister and several political leaders also offered condolences to his family, acknowledging Jawanda’s contribution to promoting Punjabi culture through his music and films.
Born in Jawanda Kalan village, Rajvir rose to fame with his debut song “Muqabla”, which became an instant hit among youth. His other chartbusters like “Chandigarh”, “Patiala Shahi”, and “Kangani” cemented his place as one of the leading voices of modern Punjabi music.
In addition to his music career, Rajvir successfully transitioned into acting, delivering impactful performances in films that resonated with audiences. His natural charm and down-to-earth persona made him a favorite among fans of both cinema and music.
What made Rajvir Jawanda special was not just his artistry but his authenticity. He was known for his connection with fans, often engaging with them during concerts and online interactions. His humility, optimism, and dedication to his craft won him immense respect in the industry.
For many, Rajvir was more than a performer — he was a symbol of Punjabi pride, representing the dreams and emotions of the youth. His tragic passing at just 35 has left an irreplaceable void in the hearts of millions who grew up listening to his songs and watching his performances.
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