The late artist Sidhu Moosewala is still alive in the hearts of all his fans and admirers. The late artist is still continuing to break records and make it big with his songs. Recently, his family released his second posthumous song ‘Vaar’ on the holy occasion of Gurupurab.
The song was released on the official YouTube channel of Sidhu Moosewala with 17.7 million subscribers. It instantly became a hit among all Moosewala fans and ruled the trending list on YouTube. And not only in India but within 12 hours of its release, Vaar was seen trending at position number 1 on YouTube’s worldwide trending list.
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The superhit song has garnered more than 10 million views already in just one day of its release. Also, we can see the song still trending on YouTube at number 1.
The song’s promotional post on Sidhu Moosewala’s Instagram account has captioned the post, “Until the lions have their own historians, the history of the hunt will always glorify the hunter.”
This is the second song by Sidhu Moosewala that has been released after his heart-breaking demise. The first song was SYL which ranked on Billboard Canadian Hot 100 Chart. And now, Vaar is also continuing the legacy of Sidhu Moosewala by becoming extremely popular and successful on various music streaming platforms.
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Coming to the credits of Vaar, the song is penned, composed and sung by the legendary artist Sidhu Moosewala. Snappy has worked on its music and it is mixed and mastered by Rass.
All the fans of Sidhu Moosewala across the globe are celebrating Sidhu Moosewala’s vocals through his music and projects. The song has earned overwhelming and emotional responses from fans who have always loved Sidhu Moosewala’s work.
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After Sidhu Moosewala was brutally murdered on 29 May 2022, his family promised his fans that they will keep him alive through his music.
