The Indian singer and rapper Siddu Musiala inspired a generation of young Punjabi's.

He really affected the lifestyle, the culture.

But at the height of his fame, he was shot dead.

This is a murder which Punjab will not forget.

I'm DJ and broadcaster Bobby Friction.

And in World of Secrets, the Killing Call, we're searching for answers.

What kind of world was Sidhu caught up in?

Who wanted him dead and why?

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You're listening to Friday's episode of The Archers from BBC Radio 4.

Music The Archers from BBC Radio 4. Why is it so early? Amber, good to see you're up on time.

I'm really not a morning girlie, Mia. You will be when you see the view I've got to show you.

Have you got wellies though? Because the path will be wet from the Jew. Mm-hmm, yeah, Clarie says I can borrow hers. I do need to be back here by six. Oh, we'll park near the closest footpath. I am really going to open myself up to this experience, you know. That's a great way to be. It'll help me feel more bonded with George's home. When you're going to be together forever,

you need to truly understand each other's journeys in life to where you are now. You know,

yeah, okay. That's the kind of thing I talk about in my content. Actually, I did watch one of your

stories. Did you? Well, George told me what you do, so... So you thought you'd check it out? Oh,

what did you think? I shared it with one of my housemates, because, um, well, she was sort of

struggling with her self-image, I guess, and so she needed a boost. Oh. Oh, that's so amazing. Mia,

I hope it inspired her loads. I just knew I would get on with Georgia's sister.

Good. Um, should we go then?

Yes, let's do it.

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