We all love going back to our roots, don’t we? And nothing brings back memories like a folk song that has been sung across generations. One such gem is “Meri Ri Saas Ke Panch Putr The”—a traditional Haryanvi folk song that carries the charm of old rural gatherings and the spirit of Haryana.
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Passed Down, Not Written Down
Unlike commercial songs, folk songs were never documented in books or sheets. They were passed on through voices—grandmothers singing to daughters, and women singing together in courtyards during weddings or festivals. These songs live in our hearts, not in lyrics typed on paper.
But in today’s world, few artists are keeping that cultural spirit alive. Nikita, a passionate Haryanvi singer, took the initiative to revive this folk beauty in her 2019 music video.
The 2019 Remake That Went Viral
On April 29, 2019, the folk song “Meri Ri Saas Ke Panch Putr The” was reborn. The music video, directed by Sonu Rohilla and released under the Fine Digital Haryanvi label, gave us a simple, heart-touching glimpse into the past.
The video was shot in a natural village setting—just like how women used to sing together in groups during old times. The background, costumes, and even the mood of the video made it feel like a celebration of Haryana’s heritage.
Rinku Gujra gave the folk tune a modern twist with his music remix, but he kept the soul of the original alive. The result? A perfect mix of nostalgia and freshness.
Over 700 Million Views – A Cultural Movement
You heard that right. The song has been watched over 700 million times. It didn’t just trend—it became an emotion. People from villages to cities shared it, danced to it, and most importantly, felt proud of their roots.
This came shortly after Sapna Choudhary’s “52 Gaj Ka Daman” remake went viral. Together, these songs marked a turning point—showing how powerful folk music can be when revived with respect and passion.
Nikita: Voice of Haryanvi Tradition
Singer Nikita has been a consistent voice when it comes to preserving Haryana’s musical roots. She believes folk songs aren’t just music—they’re emotions tied to our soil. Her releases like “Fauji Chutti Aaya” and “Ladai Bandh Karke” (released just two days before this viral track) show her dedication to folk culture.
Most of her folk remakes are also released under Fine Digital Haryanvi, a label that has become a home for authentic Haryanvi sounds.
Why Folk Songs Still Matter Today
In today’s fast-paced world of auto-tuned hits, folk songs connect us to something real. They remind us of community, culture, and family. “Meri Ri Saas Ke Panch Putr The” is not just a song—it’s a memory lane for many, and a cultural introduction for the younger generation.
These songs may sound simple, but they carry deep meaning. They’re not about fame—they’re about feelings. And that’s why they’ll never fade away.
Conclusion
Meri Ri Saas Ke Panch Putr The stands as a shining example of how tradition can meet technology. Thanks to artists like Nikita and platforms like Fine Digital Haryanvi, our rich folk culture continues to find its place in modern times.
Whether you’re from Haryana or just someone who appreciates authentic music, this song is worth your time—and your heart.
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