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Rajvir Jawanda Death: Rajvir Jawanda, best known for popular songs like Sardaari, Zor, Kali Jawande Di, Rabb Karke, and Mera Dil, passed away at 35 on Wednesday morning. The Punjabi singer, who was being treated at Fortis Hospital Mohali was admitted on September 27, 2025. Despite their best efforts, his condition did not improve. The Punjabi music and film community is deeply disturbed by the news. 

Rajvir Jawanda passed away too soon, leaving fans and the Punjabi entertainment industry in shock and grief. Former Punjab Congress President Pratap Singh Bajwa expressed his grief on X (previously Twitter). He wrote, "Heartbreaking to hear about the untimely passing of Rajvir Jawanda. After days of brave struggle, he left us too soon. Your soulful voice and vibrant spirit will echo in our hearts forever. Rest in eternal peace, Rajvir."


Rajvir Jawanda reportedly lost control of his bike and it crashed close to Baddi. The Punjabi singer-actor had injuries to both his head and spine. He was placed on life support because of the extent of his injuries.

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All About Rajvir Jawanda's Career

Rajvir Jawanda's path to fame in Punjabi music wasn't a straightforward one. He had previously thought about a career in law enforcement and had finished a training course with the Punjab Police. But ultimately, his love of performing and music overcame him, and he decided to pursue a career in entertainment.

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The most well-known songs by Rajvir Jawanda include Sardaari, Zor, Rabb Karke, Kali Jawande Di, and Mera Dil. Through services like Spotify, where as of late 2022 he had about half a million subscribers, his songs had been streamed millions of times. He has played in Punjabi films including Jind Jaan, Subedar Joginder Singh, Mindo Taseeldarni, and Kaka Ji in addition to singing, receiving recognition for his range of roles.