Didar Sandhu was born to Sardarni Daan Kaur and Sardar Sumand Singh in Vill… Read Full Bio ↴Didar Sandhu was born to Sardarni Daan Kaur and Sardar Sumand Singh in Village of Chhak no. 133, District Sarghoda, Tehsil Silawali in Punjab before the partition of India and Pakistan. He was the youngest of five brothers Najjar Singh, Sawarn Singh, Com. Darshan Singh and Gurnam Singh.

Didar was very fond of poetry at early age and started to write poetry early in his school days. Didar’s first break came, when he met Mohd. Sadiq (Punjabi Singer) at a theatre company which did Punjabi dramas in early 1960’s and both became very good friends. Most of Didar’s early songs were recorded in the voice of Narinder Biba and Mohd.Sadiq. Didar’s popularity grew after Narinder Biba sung his song “Meri Aissi Jhanger Chanke, Chankata Painda Gali Gali” and gave him a very distinct identity in Punjabi Music. Didar Sandhu's penned many songs for great Punjabi singers of like:

Mohd. Sadiq - Ranjit Kaur
Mohd. Sadiq - Sawarn Lata
Narinder Kaur - Beer Chand
Surinder Kaur - Ramesh Rangila
Surinder Kaur - Sabur Hussain
Sudesh Kapoor - Surinder Kaur
Promila Pummy - Ramesh Rangila
Sawarn Lata - Karnail Gill
Karnil Gill - Preeti Balla

During his singing career, Didar sung with many popular Punjabi female singers of his time. He recorded more than 40 songs with Senah Lata , 13 with Kuldeep Kaur , 4 with Parminder Sandhu and Baljit Balli respectively in the 1980’s. From1980-82 period, Didar recorded close to 20 songs with “Punjab Di Koel” Surinder Kaur. After 1982, he exclusively sung with Amar Noori for a long time. Didar Sandhu died in 1989 at the age of 43.

Didar's Popular Songs:-

- "Band Peya Darwaja Jion Fatak Kotkapure Da"
- "Na Maar Jalama ve - peke Tattri De Door"
- "Meri Mahi-Mahi Kehndi De Juban Sukh Ge"
- "Channa Main Tera Naa Bhhul Ge"
- "Na Kar Mainu Pyar, Pyar Kar Aukha Hove Ga"
- "Jori Jado Chubare Chardi"
- "Jara Cheti Kam Naber, Mai Mein Sauna Ne"

Jorhi Jadon Chubare Chardi
Didar Sandhu Lyrics

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Jorhi Jado Chubare Charh Di
Sanu vekh gwandan sarhdi
Sare pind vich gallan krdi
Ve mere hauley bhaar diyan
Bchia ponda rehnda ni munda mutiyar diyan

Ni Main Putt burhe da kalla
Jeo chandi da challa

Muh ton na sarkaaven palla

Koi haunk bhrjuga...
Darshan krke tere oh sirr charh ke mrjuga-

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Didar Sandhu's song Jorhi Jadon Chubare Chardi tell a story of a woman who wears a wedding veil and is seen wandering around the village. The singer observes her movements and notes the gossip that spreads about her. He mentions his own insignificance in this matter as he carries a light load of hay, while the young man who chases after the woman is the one drawing attention.

The singer then introduces himself as an old man who wears a silver chain and a turban. He warns the young man not to brag or show off, as it may lead to trouble. He mentions that he will only give him a warning, but if he continues to pursue the woman, he will not hesitate to take action. The lyrics suggest that the singer represents tradition and wisdom, while the young man represents modernity and recklessness.

The song highlights the tension between tradition and modernity and explores themes of moral values, social norms, and gender roles in Punjabi society. The use of metaphors and symbolism adds depth to the lyrics, such as the wedding veil representing the woman's status and the singer's silver chain representing his authority. The tone of the song is both cautionary and reflective, with the singer acknowledging the complexities of the situation while also asserting his position.

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Jorhi Jadon Chubare Chardi
Didar Sandhu Lyrics