Ludhiana: The legendary lyrics of Punjabi Song Dev Tharajewala died here at the age of 83 on Tuesday morning.
He suffered from cancer.
Some locals pay sincere tribute to lyricists that many feel that his death has created a large vacuum in Punjabi literature.
He served his whole life in the music industry, where he donated several songs and they were all still enjoyed by listeners.
The final rite of Dev Tharningwala was carried out at around 2:00 p.m.
on Tuesday in Tahrikewala Village.
Revealing his sadness, GS Narula, a famous writer, said, “I remember meeting him at the Jalandhar radio station where he also came to read the song.” Gurbhajan Singh Gill, Chairperson, Punjabi Lok Virademi said “Tharikhewala said” Tharikhewala famous and famous Punjab personality who gained great fame with his extraordinary knowledge in Punjabi literature.
His fame then got four times when he began contributing to the Punjab music industry with spectacular lyrics.
“He was born in Thaike on September 19, 1939 as Hardev Singh Gill.
He is married to pre-Pre-Caur who died on July 18, 2018.
Gill was encouraged to write songs by his Punjabi Teacher Singh Dillar in Dalton Village where he was pursuing his research Higher.
He is also a famous novelist and writer.
After being inspired by him, Dev dropped songs for children at a fairly young age Chal Chakk Bhaine Baster School Challiye, ‘and the rest is history.