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Chamkila, the so-called ‘Elvis of Punjab’, famously outraged religious leaders with his ‘vulgar’ music. But what was so taboo about his songs that he was forced to fold his hands and apologise?
In 1988, Punjabi musician and cultural icon Amar Singh Chamkila had his rise cut cruelly short. To this day, it’s not clear who pulled the trigger.
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In 1988, Punjabi musician and cultural icon Amar Singh Chamkila had his rise cut cruelly short. To this day, it’s not clear who pulled the trigger.
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