If we talk about cultures around the world, then our Punjabi culture is an ancient and rich culture. Our mother tongue Punjabi is sweet and delicious. Immaturity and fraternity have been embedded in our nature for centuries. All our festivals are common to all without any caste, religion or sect.
Our folk songs and songs are related to these festivals, rituals and our sorrows and joys. These are the reflection of the heart desires and wishes of the common people. Our Punjabi folk songs are associated with our rich heritage, describing our small joys, achievements, complaints and grievances.

But the intelligent and sensitive class is expressing only regret about the era of singing and songwriting that we are going through today. The lyrics of poets like Nand Lal 'Noorpuri', Prof. Mohan Singh, Shiv Batalvi seem to be lost somewhere in the noise of today's music. It has become necessary to include all kinds of drugs, all kinds of sophisticated weapons in the lyrics of songs. Only the singers and their composers can tell which Pejabi culture and heritage these songs represent.

But when a common man listens to this song, nothing comes across except the noise of modern instruments. Although we cannot include all the songwriters and singers in this category, but a large number are those who include weapons and drugs in their songs. Punjab is a rich province, blessed by Gurus and Pirs That we have ever thought that where these songs are taking our youth and where they will stop.

Today, in every news channel and every newspaper, the news of drugs and violence in Punjab is coming and being published. This is a bitter truth. We are responsible for this image of Punjab. Has our poetic flight and thinking in songs stopped only when it comes to weapons and drugs? The scope of our hearts, minds, thoughts and brains is vast. Let's abandon this sad sech and fly to new heights of imagination. This will secure the future of Punjab and our next generation.