Harbans Jandu
Harbans Singh Jandu, also known as Jandu Littranwala, is an Indian music composer associated with Punjabi music. Life and career. Jandu was born in the village of Littran in Jalandhar District, Punjab. He first started writing lyrics for Punjabi songs in 1968. He placed first (out of 52 composers) in the "Des Pardes" paper songwriting competition, with the song "Nachdi di Photo Kich Mundeya", in 1968. He has written songs for many famous Bhangra and Punjabi artists, including AS Kang, Kuldip Manak, Surinder Shinda, Balwinder Safri, Jazzy B, Sukhshinder Shinda, H-Dhami, Amrinder Gill, Azaad, Alaap, Heera Group  UK, Holle Holle, Apna Sangeet, Awaaz, Bhujhangy Group, DCS, Dippa Satrang, Gurcharran Mall, Yudhvir Manak, Sardara Gill, KS Bhamrah, Aman Hayer, Boota Pardesi, Gurdeep Gogi, The Saathies, Karnail Cheema, Silinder Pardesi, Gurdev Kaur, Mastan Heera, ADH, Atma Geet, Mahendra Kapoor, Baldev Mastana, Parmjit Pammi, Kamaljit Neeru, Hrinder Singh Shergill and many others. Hit songs. Some of his hit songs include: Religious songs. Harbans Jandu has also written many religious songs. These include: Awards. Jandu Littranwala received an accolade from the Chief Minister of Punjab, Parkash Singh Badal, on 20 January 2009 in Hoshiarpur, Punjab, for his contribution in promoting the  Punjabi language throughout the world through his song writing. Jandu Littranwala was presented with the "Guest of Honour" award at the Lal Chand Yamla Jatt Mela on 26 December 2008.