Same passion, same face…” Gurdas Maan gets emotional seeing little Sidhu at the mansion, touches his feet with tears in his eyes

Mansa (The Uttam Hindu): Veteran singer Gurdas Maan, known as 'Baba Bohar' of the Punjabi music industry, reached Musa, the ancestral village of late Punjabi singer Sidhu Moosewala, on Sunday morning. Here he went to Moosewala's mansion and met his family and shared their grief. During this, the atmosphere of the mansion became very emotional when Gurdas Maan saw Sidhu's younger brother (Chhota Sidhu) and lovingly touched his feet. As soon as he stepped into the mansion, he remembered Sidhu Moosewala with both his arms outstretched and said with moist eyes - "The same passion, the same face."

Tears welled up on seeing little Sidhu

Upon arriving at the mansion, when Sidhu Moosewala's mother, Charan Kaur, welcomed Gurdas Maan, the legendary singer touched her feet and sought her blessings. Then, as soon as he saw the younger Sidhu, he couldn't control his emotions. Looking at the younger Sidhu, he said, "He looks exactly like Shubhdeep (Sidhu)." Everyone present there was moved to tears.

He bowed to the picture and was stopped by his mother when she touched his feet

Upon entering the mansion, Gurdas Maan first went to a picture of Sidhu Moosewala. He bowed to the picture and gave it a heartfelt salute. During this emotional meeting, Gurdas Maan, expressing his immense respect for Sidhu Moosewala's younger brother, tried to touch his feet. Mata Charan Kaur immediately stopped him, saying, "You are very old, please don't do that."

Last night, a tear-jerking poem was recited on Manasa's show

Gurdas Maan had arrived in Mansa on Saturday night to attend a private event. From the stage, he remembered Sidhu Moosewala and recited lines specially written for him. In his poem, he said, "Bada pyaar tenu, bada satkaar tenu, Sidhu Moosewala salam tere sheher nu…" Listening to this poignant poem, every audience member at the event became teary-eyed. Maan declared from the stage that he had come to Sidhu's city and would not return without visiting his home.

Salute to Sidhu's 'Sardari'

Through his poignant poem, Gurdas Maan conveyed the message that the world will never forget Sidhu Moosewala's "Sardari" (leadership) and his fearless attitude. He stated that the heights Sidhu achieved at such a young age and the way he brought fame to his small village and town worldwide are a great example for today's generation. Maan also lavishly praised the unwavering courage of Moosewala's father, Balkaur Singh, and mother, Charan Kaur.