Parkash Kaur
Parkash Kaur born in 1917. Her father’s name was Bishan Dass. She’s the elder sister of Surinder Kaur and Narinder Kaur.Parkash Kaur had a enchanting voice and a natural twist in her voice made singing easy even for difficult classical tunes. Lahore was the cradle of Punjabi culture. It was home to a large number of folk songs and folk tunes. Parkash Kaur had mastered a lot of them from older ladies of her locality. Parkash Kaur was a very popular invitee to every wedding or engagement ceremony within their extended family or you can call it the clan.
Parkash Kaur used to take Surinder Kaur or even Narinder Kaur to accompany her to the weddings. They learned to sing in unison and the people liked it. Soon even the strangers used to invite them and were willing to pay them also, which was a rarity during those days. Parkash Kaur’s family objected to it, but as her demand increased, the family relented. Parkash Kaur became the first radio singer in the family around 1940.
Songs of Parkash Kaur
This is a listing of all of Parkash Kaur's Punjabi songs. Some of these songs are based on the Sufi kalam of the mystic saints of Punjab (like Bulleh Shah, Shah Hussain, Sultan Bahu, and Khwaja Ghulam farid) while others are based on folk lyrics. Here you will find almost all the mp3 songs of Parkash Kaur. All the songs are downloadable, you can listen to them online or download mp3 for listening later on your computer, mobile phone, or music player.
- ♪ Adi Ve Adi
- ♪ Andar Javan Bahar Javan
- ♪ Bajre Da Sitta
- ♪ Boohe te Maarangi Zandra
- ♪ Chadh Peengh De Hulare
- ♪ Chann Kithe Guzari Ayee Raat
- ♪ Gori Diyan Jhanjharan
- ♪ Hai Na Vas Oye Aje Na Vas
- ♪ Hariyan ni Malan
- ♪ Kala Doria
- ♪ Kurti Meri Chheent Di
- ♪ Mainu Deor de Via Wich
- ♪ Mawan te Dhiyan Ral
- ♪ Munda Aa Gaya Navan Patwari
- ♪ Ni Main Kattan Preetan
- ♪ Saada Chidiyan Da Chamba
- ♪ Saade Tan Vehde Mudh
- ♪ Sadke Sadke Jaandiye Mutiyare
- ♪ Shaukan Mele Di
- ♪ Suhe ve Cheere Waleya
- ♪ Sui ve Sui
- ♪ Tande Chupna Chari De Haniya
- ♪ Ve le de Mainu
