Jalsa-e-Punjab – Baisakhi Special Concludes With A Tribute To Punjabi Heritage

The much-anticipated Jalsa-e-Punjab – Baisakhi special vibrant cultural and entertainment event successfully concluded its two-day celebration on April 12 and 13, 2025, bringing back memories of the rich cultural landscape of Punjab. The two-day event, held in Dilli Haat, Janakpuri, New Delhi, which showcased Punjabi culture and heritage, drew more than 10,000 enthusiastic attendees, including members of the Punjabi Diaspora, local residents, international guests and industry influencers.

Jalsa-e-Punjab is a feeling—a celebration of the soul and spirit of Punjab. It’s where the vibrant colors of Punjabi culture came alive, where the beats of the dhol echoed in hearts, and where every moment felt like a joyful dance of tradition and togetherness. This was a place where the aroma of rich Punjabi cuisine took you back to the warmth of a village kitchen, where the laughter of standup comedy felt like home, and the rhythm of bhangra awakened your inner dancer. It’s about more than entertainment—it’s about connection, memories, and celebrating the essence of Punjab with open hearts and unstoppable energy. At Jalsa-e-Punjab, every song, every flavor, and every smile is a reminder of what it means to truly belong. It’s a tribute to Punjab’s timeless spirit—a night to carry in the heart long after it ends.

The event featured a blend of traditional Punjabi music and contemporary exhibition, with a star-studded lineup featuring electrical performance by renowned artist Ashok Mastie, Honeyjeet Singh and revered Debi Makhsoospuri. Combined with live acts, interactive open mic sessions, soulful and rhythmic music, created an atmosphere of exuberant cultural unity where every beat and every note resonated with the timeless spirit and lively heritage of Punjab.

In addition to the musical extravaganza, the event offered an immersive cultural experience with stalls such as "Swaad Punjab da" and "Bazar-e-Punjab" provided the opportunity to explore indigenous art forms including Phulkari Embroidery, Pottery, Calligraphy and Woodcraft. The live cooking dished out  served an array of authentic Punjabi cuisine including Butter Chicken, Sarson da Saag with Makki di Roti, Amritsari Kulcha, Jalebi, Gulab Jamun and Kulfi. These carefully curated experiences enticed audiences with praise for the permanent heritage of Punjab.

Kanish Malhotra and Manish Malhotra, the Organisers, stated, “We are thrilled with the huge success of Jalsa-e-Punjab. This event captured the heart and soul of Punjab, crossed the geographical boundaries and united people through music, art and extraordinary cuisine. We are proud to provide a platform that celebrates our cultural heritage and promotes permanent connections among our diverse audiences.”

The success of Jalsa-e-Punjab – Baisakhi Special has set a new benchmark for cultural festivals in the capital, providing a platform for showcasing the rich cultural traditions and heritage of Punjab and invoking a sense of pride and unity within.