Karan Aujla, the 27-year-old Punjabi music sensation, reflected on his journey while receiving the Juno Award, sharing that he never imagined he’d be where he is today after losing both parents at a young age. Despite his tragic losses, Aujla has spent over a decade writing for established Punjabi artists before rising to global fame with his own music. His breakthrough came in 2014 with the hit track “Range,” created alongside Jassie Gill.
Aujla’s success skyrocketed with hits like “Tauba Tauba,” and he consistently releases dozens of songs each year, many of which garner millions of views. His concerts are massive events, with tickets often costing more than those for major global artists. Aujla’s influence extends beyond his fans to industry peers like Diljit Dosanjh and Alisha Chinai, who praise his unique blend of rap and soulful melodies.
Aujla’s music, born from personal pain, resonates deeply with listeners. His songwriting started as an emotional outlet after losing his parents, and today, it serves as therapy for many. His lyrics, rooted in real-life experiences and struggles, are a reflection of his authentic self. Aujla’s rise from tragedy to global stardom exemplifies the power of resilience and dreaming big.
