ROMEY GILL gave the youth of Punjab many a foot-tapping Bhangra pop numbers that were a hit with disc jockeys and wedding parties. Be it Dhru Tara or Nehron Paar Bangala, Romy Gill had everyone dancing to his tunes, quite literally. But when the singer, believed to be in his early thirties, suffered a cardiac arrest on Wednesday and passed away, there was no crowd to give him a memorable send-off. He died quietly at a local hospital.
Gill is survived by his wife and two children.
The world of Punjabi music, too, remained rather untouched by the sad demise of one of its shinning stars. The cremation was attended by close family members and only a few well-known names like Jagdev Singh Jassowal and Sukhwinder Sukhi.
Gill is survived by his wife and two children.
The world of Punjabi music, too, remained rather untouched by the sad demise of one of its shinning stars. The cremation was attended by close family members and only a few well-known names like Jagdev Singh Jassowal and Sukhwinder Sukhi.
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