Firing outside Punjabi singer Gippy Grewal's Canada residence;Laurence Bishnoi claims responsibility

Violent threats shake Punjabi singer Gippy Grewal's peaceful heaven as Gangster Lawrence Bishnoi claims responsibility.

In a shocking turn of events this Saturday, the peaceful White Rock area of Vancouver turned into a scene of chaos when gunshots echoed through Punjabi singer Gippy Grewal's residence. The unsettling incident quickly took a sinister turn as gangster Lawrence Bishnoi claimed responsibility on Facebook, sending a direct message to Grewal.

Grewal seems to have become the latest target of Bishnoi, who not only admitted to firing shots at the singer's Canada home but also threw shade at Grewal's reliance on Salman Khan for protection.

The gangster ominously hinted that this incident is just a sneak peek, with a full-length feature film of consequences yet to be released. The post concluded with a chilling reminder that death doesn't need a visa; it shows up uninvited.

The Punjabi music industry is shaken, with concerns mounting for Gippy Grewal's safety. Bishnoi's explicit threats intensify the gravity of the situation, raising questions about motives behind the attack. Meanwhile, amidst personal turmoil, Grewal gears up for the release of his comedy film "Mauja Hi Mauja," featuring Salman Khan, creating a stark contrast between the tension in his personal life and the anticipation surrounding his upcoming movie.

Report and Graphics by Khushpreet