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Punjabi singer Labh Janjua of 'London Thumakda' fame found dead in Mumbai

Speed News Desk | Updated on: 13 February 2017, 6:34 IST

Popular Punjabi and Bollywood singer, Labh Janjua, who gained a lot of popularity for his 'London Thumakda' track from Kangana Ranaut film Queen was found dead under mysterious circumstances in his residence today morning.

Janjua shot to fame with his song 'Mundetan ton bach ke rahin', which was produced by Punjabi MC. The song was later used in the Bollywood movie Boom, starring Amitabh Bacchan and Katrina Kaif.

He also gave vocals to many popular songs like 'o bhape pyar karke' from 'Pyar ke side effects', 'chu chan' and 'Jee Karda' from Singh is Blingg and others. He was known for his Punjabi-bhangra style of singing.

Janjua, who started his singing career in Bollywood with the help of actor Jackie Shroff, has sung more than 130 tracks in Hindi and Punjabi.

Bollywood's reaction

The cause of his death was not immediately known. The news, however, has left the entire Punjabi and Bollywood music fraternity in shock.


First published: 22 October 2015, 4:01 IST