Recently, the face reveal of Punjabi singer Sidhu Moosewala’s brother went viral on social media. Netizens are already comparing the little one’s resemblance to Sidhu.
The parents of the late Punjabi rapper Sidhu Moosewala, Balkaur Singh, and Charan Kaur, recently welcomed their second son, whom they named Shubhdeep, a tribute to his late brother. The heartwarming photos of Balkaur, Shubhdeep, and their mother, shared on November 7, quickly went viral. This marks the first time Balkaur Singh has shared a glimpse of his new son with the world and the little one has already captured the hearts of everyone with his undeniable cuteness.
Internet’s heartwarming response to Sidhu Moosewala’s brother
In a heartwarming moment, Balkaur Singh and his wife are seen sitting with their son on their lap, all smiling at the camera. Little Shubhdeep, beaming with a cute smile, is dressed in an adorable pink turban, making the moment even more precious. The photo, radiating love and joy, quickly went viral, capturing the hearts of everyone in just a few seconds.
Take a look at the viral photo:
The caption with photo reads, “There’s a profound depth in this gaze, one that understands the truth of our lives. The innocence in his face carries a priceless light, a reminder that the one we bid farewell to with tearful eyes is now with us in spirit, returning in a new form. With the grace of Akal Purakh and the prayers of all our dear ones, we are blessed to embrace this little one. God is our protector, and we remain forever grateful for His boundless blessings.”
Two years after the heartbreaking loss of their son Sidhu, Balkaur and Charan welcomed a new addition to their family. Balkaur posted a heartfelt picture of their newborn son on Instagram, featuring Sidhu’s photo with the poignant caption, “Legends never die.” In a separate video, she expressed her gratitude to the hospital staff for their exceptional care, with both Balkaur and Charan visibly moved as they embraced their precious new arrival.
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