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? Listen on BBC Sounds. Hello, my name's Jack Loudon, and I'm

quickly dropping into this feed to let you know of a new audio drama I've been part of for BBC Radio

4's limelight drama feed called Pretender Prince, which tells the story of Bonnie Prince

Charlie and the 1745 Jacobite Rebellion. For the next 10 minutes, we'll be taking over this feed to

give you a taste of the drama. Enjoy. It's New Year's Eve, 1720.

We're in a palace in Rome.

Something momentous is happening, something that will change the history of Britain forever.

A woman is in labour.

Some will swear that they witness a shooting star in the heavens right now.

It's nonsense, of course. But a minute later, a footman stands breathless in a gilded room in the Palazzo Mouti.

Your Majesty. Your Majesty.

Years later, the boy just born would say his fate was written in the stars.

He should have looked closer. It would have stopped a lot of killing.

Sorry. What's running?

Speak, man.

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