Kanwar Grewal, born in 1984 in Mehma Sawai village, Bathinda, Punjab, is a prominent Punjabi Sufi singer-songwriter celebrated for his spiritually rich and emotive vocal style. Introduced to singing at a young age, he pursued formal training—earning a postgraduate degree in music from Punjabi University, Patiala—before launching his professional career with the influential album Akhan in 2013. Over the past decade, he has released devotional and folk-infused hits like Jogi Nath, Chhalla, Saamne Hove Yaar, and Zameer, becoming a respected voice in Punjabi lyrical tradition. As a socially conscious artist, he emerged as a leading musician during the farmers’ protests—releasing protest songs such as Ailaan and Pecha that resonated widely and, in some cases, were temporarily removed from platforms. He has been honored with awards including Best Sikh Folk/Sufi Singer and a certificate of appreciation from British Columbia for promoting Punjabi language. Known for eschewing commercial flash in favor of soulful authenticity, Kanwar remains a compelling artist rooted in spiritual storytelling and cultural identity.