Punjabi Entertainment Industry rolls from the shocking loss of singers and actors Rajvir Jawandawhich passed away on October 8 at Fortis Hospital, Mohali, at the age of 37. The beloved artist had been fighting for his life for 11 days after a traffic accident in Himachal Pradesh on September 27, which left him with serious back injuries and brain injuries. According to a hospital statement, he gave in to several organ failure on Wednesday morning.
‘She told him not to go … But he didn’t listen’
In what has now emerged as a heartbreaking revelation, a close friend shared a close friend of the family of Rajvir’s last conversation with his wife, who had appealed to him not to go on the fateful bike ride. In an interview with the Daily Post Punjab, the friend recalled, “She told him not to go … But he didn’t listen.” He added that Rajvir’s wife had specifically asked him not to ride his high -driven motorcycle with 1300cc and feared it was uncertain. Rajvir, however, had assured her that he would soon return. “That phone call,” said the friend, “was their last conversation.”Despite his enormous popularity, Rajvir was deeply private about his personal life. He never shared his wife’s name or photos on social media and instead chose to keep the family’s life away from public attention.
Last trip home
Tributes have poured from all over the Punjabi music and the film brotherhood, with artists and fans who express deep shock and sorrow. Social media has been flooded by condollence messages, celebrates Rajvir’s contribution to Punjabi Entertainment and mourns a life -cut tragic card. Rajvir Jawanda’s deadly residue has reached its original village, Pona, Ludhiana, where videos shared by Sirf Panjabiyat showed hundreds of fans gathered to pay their respect. His last rituals will be performed on October 9 at 11 o’clock in Pona, near Jagraon, Punjab.
