Listen To Gurdas Maan, Surinder Kaur & Kuldeep Manak In Saregama Launches Carvaan Punjabi

Jyothi Venkatesh

Punjabi music is winning hearts not only in India but across the globe as well. Saregama assorts the best of Punjabi and Hindi music from its rich content library to launch Saregama Carvaan Punjabi.Carvaan Punjabi comes pre-loaded with 5000 evergreen Punjabi film & folk music along with popular Hindi songs. The pre-loaded library of 5000 songs has been categorized into Artistes, Moods and Bollywood.  With over 50+ stations classified based on singers, lyricists, music composers, moods and more, makes the selection of music very simple. One can enjoy Gurdas Maan’s filmy and folk songs, high energy songs by hugely popular Chamkilato Kaliyan by Kuldeep Manak and even songs by nightingale of Punjab – Surinder Kaur – all in their original versions, back-to-back without any ads and need for internet. However, that’s not all of what the device offers – it also allows you to listen to your favorite evergreen Hindi songs from Bollywood by legends like Kishore Kumar, Lata Mangeshkar, Asha Bhosle etc. The retro looking device also allows the user to tune into FM, doubling up as a home radio as well. With its other distinctive features like Bluetooth and USB support, one can enjoy personal collection of songs as well, turning the device into an all-in-one speaker. With a rechargeable battery that lasts for approximately 5 hours and a 1-year door step warranty, Carvaan Punjabi is a must have for all who swear by Punjabi and Bollywood music songs. Vikram Mehra, MD, Saregama India said, “Punjabi music listenership is very huge and cuts across regions. We are happy to launch Carvaan Punjabi for all ardent the fans of this genre of music. After launching Carvaan Mini Gurbani earlier in the year, this will be our second offering for this segment of audience.”

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