After her unforgettable, sold-out performance at The Piano Man in Delhi, Hargun Kaur returns to the spotlight — this time, at Mumbai’s legendary venue the Royal Opera House — for Once Upon India: Punjabi Mehfil on August 1.
Siraj Noorani, Director, Doremi Talent Management said, “As someone who’s seen Hargun’s journey up close, I can say this — she hasn’t made her mark with noise, but with feeling. Rooted in Punjabi folk and Sufi traditions, her voice brings warmth, honesty, and a rare sense of home. She’s not just performing — she’s creating something that stays with you.”
At the Punjabi Mehfil, Hargun isn’t just performing — she’s inviting you into her world. A world where old songs meet new hearts, where the words of saints and folk legends find space alongside the voices of today. Her music bridges generations — not by changing the old but by letting it breathe again.
This isn’t just a concert. It’s Hargun’s way of holding on to the soul of Punjab and sharing it with everyone who listens. Through her songs, she’ll bring to life the stories tucked away in the small houses of Punjab – the quiet courtyards, the faded letters, the voices of women, saints, and lovers reminding us that music isn’t just heard, it’s remembered.
And the stage? None other than the iconic Royal Opera House, Mumbai — a venue as steeped in history as the music itself. This grand setting will transform into an intimate baithak, where music flows like conversation and every note carries legacy.
Curated as part of the Once Upon India series — a platform that reimagines Indian heritage through immersive cultural experiences — this evening with Hargun is set to be an emotional, artistic, and cultural celebration.
If you missed her in Delhi, now’s your chance to experience Hargun Kaur live — raw, powerful, and deeply rooted. Witness the magic of Punjab, through the voice that’s bringing its soul to the world.
