This Baisakhi, here are some of the best songs to add to your playlist

Baisakhi celebrations in Punjab are usually marked by colourful dance performances. Men and women dress themselves up in traditional attires and groove to the tunes of the songs that perfectly capture the essence of the festival. Processions are organised as part of the occasion, in which Sikhs walk through the streets and chant religious mantras from Sri Guru Granth Sahib. As you gear up to welcome the onset of spring, here are some of our suggestions for your Baisakhi celebration playlist: O Jatta Aayi Vaisakhi Celebrating the spirit of the festival, this old Baisakhi song from the film Imaan Dharam is a must on your playlist. Sung by Mohammed Rafi and Mukesh, this will surely make your elders nostalgic about the old times. Check here Vaisakhi By Baljit Maluka This song will surely give you Punjab vibes in case you are not in the state to celebrate the festival. _Vaisakhi’s_traditional and old school music will surely connect you to your Punjabi roots. Check here Aisa Des Hai Mera This popular song from the film Veer Zaara is a perfect fit for the festival. The beautiful song demonstrates the festive feel of Baisakhi as it is picturised in remote fields. Its vocals by Udit Narayan and Lata Mangeshkar are a cherry on the cake. Check here Paani Panja Dariyanwan Da This song by Satinder Sartaj focuses on the forgotten rituals linked to the festival and the state. This awakening hit is another must-listen as you celebrate the Punjabi New Year. Check here Mere Desh Ki Dharti  This song from the film Upkar perfectly matches the festive vibe of Baisakhi and focuses on the important role of the farmers in crop harvesting. You really need to hear this! Check here Baisakhi is also significant as the foundation of Khalsa Panth was laid on this day by Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji, the 10th Guru of Sikhs. Read all the Latest News , Trending News , Cricket News , Bollywood News , India News and Entertainment News here. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.