Punjabi singer and actor Satinder Sartaaj marked Diwali and Bandi Chhor Diwas by visiting a gurdwara, sharing glimpses of the spiritual celebrations with his fans on social media.
The singer posted photographs showing him lighting candles at the gurdwara and offering prayers with folded hands. Alongside the pictures, he extended festive greetings and shared a message centred on inner peace, positivity and spiritual awakening.
“May God that the inner low gets some support and the souls get enlightened. Congratulations to all of you on this holy festival of Diwali and Bandi Chhor Diwas,” he wrote.
In another message, Sartaaj expressed hope that the inner light would awaken the radiance within every individual and that souls would be blessed to shine from within.
Known for his soulful Sufi compositions, meaningful poetry and contribution to Punjabi culture, Sartaaj has built a strong following with songs such as Jaiye Sajana, Udaarian, Sajjan Raazi, Ikko Mikke, Rutba, Titli and Nilami.
He has also established himself as an actor, making his film debut in the historical drama The Black Prince, in which he portrayed Maharaja Duleep Singh. His subsequent Punjabi film appearances include Kali Jotta and Ikko Mikke.
Sartaaj is currently touring India with his concert series, The Philosophy of Resonance – India Tour 2026-27. The tour began in October 2026 and is scheduled to continue until May 2027, covering 32 cities across the country, including Jaipur, Karnal, Indore, Gurdaspur and Jalandhar.
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