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10/01/2026

Ranjit Bawa's humming clip has been taking over social media ahead of his new song release today, with even AP Dhillon requesting a rendition on his birthday

08/01/2026

KSI is back in India but this time with Deji... Get ready for some hilarious BTS and content coming soon

02/01/2026

🎶 BritAsia TV presents 'The Official BritAsia Punjabi Music Charts – Top 100 of 2025'

📌 The Official BritAsia Top 100 (Positions 50–1)

📍 50–41
📌 No.50 – Balenci by Shubh
📌 No.49 – Janu Janu by Sukha
📌 No.48 – Dil Dardeh by Sukha
📌 No.47 – Crook by Raf Saperra
📌 No.46 – Alcatraz by Channi, Moga, Jazzy B
📌 No.45 – Police by Cheema Y
📌 No.44 – Bande 4 by Dr Zeus
📌 No.43 – Thodi Si Daru by AP Dhillon
📌 No.42 – Qatal by Guru Randhawa
📌 No.41 – Deewane by Navaan Sandhu

📍 40–31
📌 No.40 – Symmetry by Karan Aujla, Ed Sheeran
📌 No.39 – Still Charming by Raf Saperra
📌 No.38 – 48 Rhymes by Karan Aujla
📌 No.37 – Take Notes by Sidhu Moosewala
📌 No.36 – Boy Bye by Girls Like You
📌 No.35 – 0008 by Sidhu Moosewala
📌 No.34 – Midnight Call by Harkirat Sangha
📌 No.33 – Ni Billo by Raf Saperra
📌 No.32 – Afsos by AP Dhillon
📌 No.31 – Tell Me by OneRepublic, Karan Aujla

📍 30–21
📌 No.30 – P-Pop by Karan Aujla
📌 No.29 – Water by Diljit Dosanjh
📌 No.28 – Neal by Sidhu Moosewala
📌 No.27 – Daytona by Karan Aujla
📌 No.26 – Supreme by Shubh
📌 No.25 – Pind Pehra by Sukha
📌 No.24 – Tutor by Cheema Y
📌 No.23 – Barota by Sidhu Moosewala
📌 No.22 – Pal Pal by Talwiinder
📌 No.21 – Punjaban by Sukha

📍 20–11
📌 No.20 – 7.7 Magnitude by Karan Aujla
📌 No.19 – Imma Do My Thing by Karan Aujla
📌 No.18 – Kufar by Diljit Dosanjh
📌 No.17 – Step Out by Raf Saperra
📌 No.16 – Tension by Diljit Dosanjh
📌 No.15 – Haseen by Talwiinder
📌 No.14 – Him by Karan Aujla
📌 No.13 – God Bless by Diljit Dosanjh
📌 No.12 – I Really Do by Karan Aujla
📌 No.11 – Morni by Raf Saperra

📍 The Top 10 of the Official Top 100
📌 No.10 – Young Goat by Cheema Y
📌 No.9 – Charmer by Diljit Dosanjh
📌 No.8 – At Peace by Karan Aujla
📌 No.7 – Lock by Sidhu Moosewala
📌 No.6 – Courtside by Karan Aujla
📌 No.5 – MF Gabhru by Karan Aujla
📌 No.4 – Best Friend by Chani, Moga, Girls Like You
📌 No.3 – Boyfriend by Karan Aujla
📌 No.2 – That Girl by Param
👑 No.1 – For A Reason by Karan Aujla

📺 Watch the official Top 100 on BritAsia TV with📻 Simulcast on BritAsia Radio, the UK’s national DAB+ Punjabi music station

📱 Stream worldwide on the free BritAsia TV app and across 🇮🇳 on Jio ch:1940

01/01/2026

🎶 BritAsia TV presents
The Official BritAsia Punjabi Music Charts – Top 10 of 2025

These songs were not just music, they were cultural movements, heard all across BritAsia DAB Radio, streaming platforms and dominated social media trends worldwide.

🔥 The Top 10 songs of 2025

📌 No. 10 – Young Goat by Cheema Y
Cheema Y’s rise in 2025 was undeniable. Young Goat became his defining record, heavily requested and widely shared, marking his transition from emerging name to recognised chart presence.

📌 No. 9 – Charmer by Diljit Dosanjh
One of the biggest Punjabi artists on the planet, Diljit continued his global run with Charmer.

📌 No. 8 – At Peace by Karan Aujla
A song that showed restraint and maturity from one of the most dominant artists of the era.

📌 No. 7 – Lock by Sidhu Moosewala
Sidhu Moosewala’s music catalogue remains powerful. Lock continued to command attention in 2025, driven by loyal global audiences and an enduring cultural legacy that few artists can match.

📌 No. 6 – Courtside by Karan Aujla
Courtside became a staple across youth culture and digital platforms, reinforcing Aujla’s dominance.

📌 No. 5 – MF Gabhru by Karan Aujla
One of the year’s most recognisable hooks. The song became part of controversy conversation, social clips, but held mass appeal.

📌 No. 4 – Best Friend by Chani, Moga and Girls Like You
Its relatability and hook line helped made it a global success, making it one of the year’s strongest crossover tracks with UK's dominate girl bands.

📌 No. 3 – Boyfriend by Karan Aujla
Strong visuals and heavy streams pushed Boyfriend into one of the most trending Punjabi records of the year.

📌 No. 2 – That Girl by Param
Param emerged as one of the standout success stories of 2025. That Girl gained instant momentum across streaming platforms and social trends, turning it into a genuine mainstream hit.

📌 No. 1 – For A Reason by Karan Aujla
The defining song of 2025. Relentless demand, international reach, and Aujla's powerful vocals placed this track at the very top. The official number one.

📺 Watch the official charts on BritAsia TV

📱 Stream worldwide on the BritAsia TV app, free to download 📻 and listen on BritAsia Radio

01/01/2026

🎶 BritAsia TV presents: The Official BritAsia Punjabi Music Charts – Top 100 of 2025

Now we are getting serious.

No. 20 to No. 11 is where the music turns into Punjabi legacy. These tracks dominated playlists, streams, cars, radio, and socials all year long. Massive demand, heavy rotation, and real cultural pull put every one of these records right on the edge of the Top 10.

📌 No.20 - 7.7 Magnitude by Karan Aujla
📌 No.19 - Imma Do My Thing by Karan Aujla
📌 No.18 - Kufar by Diljit Dosanjh
📌 No.17 - Step Out by Raf Saperra
📌 No.16 - Tension by Diljit Dosanjh
📌 No.15 - Haseen by Talwiinder
📌 No.14 - Him by Karan Aujla
📌 No.13 - God Bless by Diljit Dosanjh
📌 No.12 - I Really Do by Karan Aujla
📌 No.11 - Morni by Raf Saperra

🔥 These are not filler records. These are statement tracks. Songs that travelled globally, connected generations, and proved why Punjabi music continues to lead conversations worldwide.

📺 Watch the full countdown on BritAsia TV, and stream the entire Top 100 of 2025 on the BritAsia TV app or BritAsia Radio app, free to download on iOS and Android.

💬 Which of these should have cracked the Top 10? Drop your pick below.

Next up.
The official BritAsia TV Top 10 of 2025.

31/12/2025

🎶 BritAsia TV presents: The Official BritAsia Punjabi Music Charts - Top 100 of 2025

The countdown moves into the heart of the chart.
These are the records that showed real staying power in 2025, driven by audience demand, streaming performance, radio play, and cultural impact across the UK and worldwide.

📌 No.40 – Symmetry by Karan Aujla and Ed Sheeran
📌 No.39 – Still Charming by Raf Saperra
📌 No.38 – 48 Rhymes by Karan Aujla
📌 No.37 – Take Notes by Sidhu Moosewala
📌 No.36 – Boy Bye by Girls Like You
📌 No.35 – 0008 by Sidhu Moosewala
📌 No.34 – Midnight Call by Harkirat Sangha
📌 No.33 – Ni Billo by Raf Saperra
📌 No.32 – Afsos by AP Dhillon
📌 No.31 – Tell Me by OneRepublic and Karan Aujla

📌 No.30 – P Pop by Karan Aujla
📌 No.29 – Water by Diljit Dosanjh
📌 No.28 – Neal by Sidhu Moosewala
📌 No.27 – Daytona by Karan Aujla
📌 No.26 – Supreme by Shubh
📌 No.25 – Pind Pehra by Sukha
📌 No.24 – Tutor by Cheema Y
📌 No.23 – Barota by Sidhu Moosewala
📌 No.22 – Pal Pal by Talwiinder
📌 No.21 – Punjaban by Sukha

🔥 This section of the chart reflects the core sound of 2025. Records that crossed borders, built momentum, and stayed in demand throughout the year.

📺 Watch the full countdown on BritAsia TV and stream anytime on the BritAsia TV app, free to download on iOS and Android.

💬 Which track from No.40 to No.21 stood out for you? Comment below.

31/12/2025

🎶 BritAsia TV presents: The Official BritAsia Punjabi Music Charts - Top 100 of 2025

The countdown presses on. These are the songs that dominated demand, streams, radio plays, and cultural impact across the world in 2025. From global anthems to the tracks that shaped playlists everywhere, this is the list that counts.

📌 No.60 – Hawawan by Chani, Moga, Gurinder Gill
📌 No.59 – Together by Shubh
📌 No.58 – Punjab Vekh Ke by Gulab Sidhu + Jassa Dhillon
📌 No.57 – Stubborn by Nirvair Pannu and Desifrenzy
📌 No.56 – Haji Mastaan by Cheema Y
📌 No.55 – Gangsta Luv by Chani and Moga
📌 No.54 – IDGAF by Diljit Dosanjh
📌 No.53 – Humble by Harkirat Sangha
📌 No.52 – Sprint by Navaan Sandhu
📌 No.51 – Mahiya by Diljit Dosanjh

📌 No.50 – Balenci by Shubh
📌 No.49 – Janu Janu by Sukha
📌 No.48 – Dil Dardeh by Sukha
📌 No.47 – Crook by Raf Saperra
📌 No.46 – Alcatraz by Channi, Moga and Jazzy B
📌 No.45 – Police by Cheema Y
📌 No.44 – Bande 4 by Dr Zeus
📌 No.43 – Thodi Si Daru by AP Dhillon
📌 No.42 – Qatal by Guru Randhawa
📌 No.41 – Deewane by Navaan Sandhu

🔥 These are the anthems that defined the sound of Punjabi music in 2025. Each position tells part of the story of a year of global impact, audience passion, and unmatched demand.

📺 Watch the full countdown on BritAsia TV and stream back-to-back hits anytime on the BritAsia TV app – free to download on iOS and Android.

💥 Comment, share, and celebrate the music that made this year unforgettable.

31/12/2025

🎶 The Official BritAsia Punjabi Music Charts - Top 100 of 2025

The countdown continues. These are the songs that shaped 2025, dominating streams, radio, playlists, and the global Punjabi music scene. From UK favourites to international anthems, this is where popularity, demand, and cultural impact meet.

📌 No.80 – Akhiyan by Nirvair Pannu
📌 No.79 – Snake Charmer Kudi by Jazzy B
📌 No.78 – Taraki by Raf Saperra
📌 No.77 – Gandasa by Jassa Dhillon
📌 No.76 – Sajda by Navaan Sandhu
📌 No.75 – Heer by Raf Saperra
📌 No.74 – BTS by Harkirat Sangha
📌 No.73 – Can't Be Us by Prem Dhillon
📌 No.72 – You And Me by Diljit Dosanjh
📌 No.71 – Gears by Arjan Dhillon

📌 No.70 – S**U by AP Dhillon
📌 No.69 – Regions by S**a and Tegi
📌 No.68 – Ki Kara by Chani and Moga
📌 No.67 – Dapper Dan by Navaan Sandhu
📌 No.66 – DXB by Cheema Y
📌 No.65 – Queen by Armaan and Arnaaz Gill
📌 No.64 – Pasand Jatt Di by Nirvair Pannu
📌 No.63 – Aadat by AP Dhillon, Honey Singh
📌 No.62 – Holster by Diljit Dosanjh
📌 No.61 – Levels And Graphs by Navaan Sandhu

🔥 These are more than just songs—they are the anthems that defined the year. Every track here reflects the moments, the beats, and the cultural impact of 2025 Punjabi music.

📺 Catch the full countdown live on BritAsia TV and stream back-to-back tracks anytime on the BritAsia TV app – free to download on iOS and Android and mobile phones.

💥 Comment, share, and celebrate the music that defined 2025.

29/12/2025

Former heavyweight world champion Anthony Joshua has been injured following a serious road traffic accident in Nigeria.

Reports say the vehicle he was travelling in collided with a stationary truck on a major highway.

Two fatalities were confirmed at the scene.

Joshua was taken to hospital for treatment and is understood to have suffered injuries that are not life threatening.

Emergency services responded quickly and investigations into the cause of the crash are ongoing.

No further official statement has yet been released by Joshua or his management team.

This is a developing story.

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