Manmohan Waris

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Manmohan Waris (born in Halluwal, Distt. Hoshiarpur, Punjab, India on August 3, 1970[citation needed]) is a Punjabi Folk/Pop singer. He is elder brother of Sangtar, (a renowned Punjabi record producer, musician & poet) & Kamal Heer, (a renowned Punjabi Folk/Pop singer). Waris is married to Pritpal Kaur Heer. They have two children; a boy named Amar Heer (after the name of Waris' mentor Late 'Dhadi Amar Singh Shounki'), and a girl named Saiya.[citation needed]. He learned the regional classical music from Late 'Ustad Jaswant Bhanvra Ji', along with his brothers.

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Discography

GURGHEJ SINGH SANDHER BEST SINGER'PUNJAB)

  • 'Dil Nachda' (2007, Plasma Records')
  • 'Nachiye Majajne' (Feb, 2004, 'Plasma Records')
  • 'Dil Vatte Dil' (Jan, 2003, 'Tips')
  • 'Gajray Gori De' (Dec, 2001, 'Tips')
  • 'Husn Da Jadu' (Dec, 2000, 'Tips')
  • 'Mitran Da Sah Rukda' (Oct, 1998, 'T-Series')
  • 'Gali Gali Vich Hokay' (1997, 'Raja Entertainers')
  • 'Sajjre Challe Muklave' (Dec, 1996, 'T-Series')
  • 'Sohniya De Laare' (1994,C M C / 'T-Series')
  • 'Hasdi De Phul Kirde' (1995, 'Peritone')
  • 'Gairaan Naal Peenghan Jhootdiye' (1993, 'Catrack')

Religious Albums

  • 'Tasveer' (Live) (2006, 'Plasma Records')
  • 'Ghar Hun Kitni Ku Doore' (Mar, 2003, 'Plasma Records')
  • 'Charhdi Kala Panth Khalsa' (1997, 'T-Series')

Compilations

  • 'Teri Mundri' (Dec, 2002, 'T-Series')
  • 'Manmohan Waris De Dard Bhare Geet' (Sept, 2002, 'T-Series')
  • 'Mittran Ne Bhangra Pauna' (1998, 'T-Series')
  • 'Kalli Beh Ke Sochi Ni' (1997, 'T-Series')

Videography

  • 'Punjabi Virsa 2006' (Live with Kamal Heer) (2006, 'Plasma Records')
  • 'Punjabi Virsa Behind The Scenes' (Making Of Whole Punjabi Virsa Tour, with Kamal Heer) (2006, 'Plasma Records')
  • 'Punjabi Virsa 2005' (Live with Kamal Heer) (2005, 'Plasma Records')
  • 'Punjabi Virsa 2004, Toronto' (Live with Kamal Heer) (Oct, 2004, 'Plasma Records')
  • 'Plasma Framed Vol. 1' (Videos with Kamal Heer) (July, 2004, 'Plasma Records')
  • 'Shounki Mela 2003, Surrey' (Live with Kamal Heer & Gurpreet Ghuggi) (Aug, 2003, 'Plasma Records')
  • 'Best Of Manmohan Waris' (Videos) (Jan, 2002, 'T-Series')

Guest appearances

  • Lok Boliyan by 'Jazzy B' with 'Parmjeet Parmaar', from "Get Back Jazzy B" (Dec, 2002, 'Venus')
  • Rang De Basanti Chola by 'Sonu Nigam', from Bollywood Movie, Legend Of Bhagat Singh (2002, 'Tips')

Unofficial

  • Kalli Beh Ke Sochi Ni (Remix) (single)

Information Collected by

'Mohd. Anwar Hussain Khan' a.k.a. Ghurhelly dedicated to all Waris' Fans

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