Grub Fest’s Legacy Edit brings Punjabi takeover to Delhi
Delhi’s Grub Fest returned this weekend with its 12th edition, themed the Legacy Edit, at the NSIC Exhibition Ground in Okhla. The two-day festival runs October 3 and 4.
Saturday’s headline act was Punjabi singer Gurinder Gill, known for hits like “Brown Munde” and “Excuses.” Sunday’s bill is topped by Rabbi Shergill, the voice behind “Bulla Ki Jaana” and “Tere Bin.”
Grub Fest has grown into one of the capital’s largest food-and-music festivals, pairing dozens of food stalls with live concerts across two days.
Organisers say this edition celebrates the festival’s legacy with a Punjabi music takeover, headlined by two of the biggest names in the genre.
The event draws thousands of food lovers and music fans each year. This weekend’s edition continues that tradition in Okhla.
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