The video connects Punjabi culture with London’s diverse communities.
British Punjabi artist Raf-Saperra has released the official music video for ‘Pend Khalli’, his collaboration with Bobby Kang.
‘Pend Khalli’ features on Saperra’s 2026 album Venomz Vol. II, which was released in January.
The new video combines Punjabi folk influences, London locations, and energetic Bhangra choreography throughout.
The dance team was coordinated and led by Jas Aulakh Bhangra, with performances by Rohan, Vikram Seth, Mrinal Seth, Pritpal Mann, Jaskaran Singh and Jashan.
The ‘Pend Khalli’ music video was filmed in London, according to production posts shared around its release.
The black-and-white visuals feature urban streets and outdoor locations across the capital, with the setting adding a distinctly British Punjabi feel to the video.
‘Pend Khalli’ combines Saperra’s Punjabi vocal style with Bobby Kang’s production.
The track blends traditional Punjabi influences with contemporary hip-hop sounds.
Saperra has continued developing a sound influenced by Punjabi folk music and modern production.
His music often combines traditional Punjabi elements with contemporary sounds and rhythms.
The ‘Pend Khalli’ video places Bhangra performance at the centre of its visual identity.
Wolverhampton-based dance collective Jodi Dancers assisted with pagg tying and were brought in to the production by Jas Aulakh Bhangra.
Their involvement also highlights London’s established Punjabi dance community.
The choreography adds a traditional cultural element to the contemporary music video.
It also reflects the continued popularity of Bhangra among British Punjabi performers and audiences.
The London setting further connects the video with Britain’s wider South Asian creative scene.
Saperra’s music has increasingly combined Punjabi heritage with modern musical influences.
This approach has helped create a distinctive sound within the contemporary Punjabi music scene.
‘Pend Khalli’ continues that direction through its combination of music, choreography and visual storytelling.
Their collaboration with Jas Aulakh Bhangra adds further depth to the choreography.
The music video showcases how traditional Bhangra can work alongside contemporary Punjabi music.
It also highlights the creative contribution of London’s Punjabi dance community.
With its London locations, Punjabi music and Bhangra choreography, ‘Pend Khalli’ offers a distinctly British Punjabi visual.
The video brings together traditional influences and modern production while celebrating Punjabi culture in a London setting.
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