Most Liked Punjabi Songs on YouTube
The all-time ranking of Punjabi music by YouTube likes — updated daily.
Updated
As of September 27, 2026, the most liked Punjabi song on YouTube is “295” by Sidhu Moose Wala with 12.8 million likes, ahead of “Lehanga” by Jass Manak (12.5 million) and “Satisfya” by Imran Khan (10.6 million).
About this ranking: where the likes come from
“295” by Sidhu Moose Wala leads this ranking with 12,832,438 likes, 322,495 ahead of “Lehanga” by Jass Manak. This page tracks 9,575 uploads in all — Punjabi song uploads with a public like count — worth 2.46 billion likes between them, 528 of which have passed 1 million.
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Number one295 — Sidhu Moose Wala12,832,438 likes, as of 27 September 2026
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Gap to number two322,495 likes (2.6% clear)Second place is “Lehanga” by Jass Manak on 12,509,943 likes.
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Uploads ranked here9,575 uploadsSpread across 2,878 distinct artist credit lines, covering Punjabi song uploads with a public like count.
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Past 1 million likes528 of 9,57527 of those have gone past 5 million.
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Top 50 share13% of all likes in this ranking311.9 million likes out of 2.46 billion across all 9,575 uploads.
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Recent versus catalogue1 of the top 50 were released in 2024 or laterThe newest entry in the top 50 is “Millionaire” by Yo Yo Honey Singh, from August 2024.
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Last refreshed27 September 2026, 18:34 (server time)Read from the YouTube Data API by the site's daily update job.
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Strongest like rateKalastaar — Honey Singh, 4.64% of viewers liked it9,571,826 likes from 206,314,545 views. Across this top 50 the rate runs from 0.35% to 4.64%.
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Views do not decide this boardThe most-watched upload in this top 50 sits at number 2 hereLehanga by Jass Manak has 1,875,540,620 views but 12,509,943 likes, against 12,832,438 for the leader.
How this data is collected
Every figure in the table above is read from the official YouTube Data API — the same counter YouTube prints under the video itself. Nothing is scraped from another website, and no number here is an estimate, a projection or a chart position we assigned.
A scheduled job on our server re-reads the whole catalogue once a day, at 18:30 server time, and writes the new totals straight into the table you are reading. The most recent successful refresh for this ranking finished on 27 September 2026, 18:34.
Likes are YouTube's own public totals for each upload, counted over the entire lifetime of the video rather than any recent window, so older uploads have had far longer to accumulate them than new releases.
Each upload is tracked as its own row. An official video, a lyric video and a live performance of the same song are three separate uploads with three separate counters, so the same title can legitimately appear more than once in the ranking — the numbers are never merged, because YouTube does not merge them.
Only Punjabi uploads that publicly report at least one like appear here. YouTube hides the like count on some videos, and those are left out of the ranking rather than listed as zero.
Songs are added when we find them on an official artist or record-label channel. We embed YouTube's player and host no audio or video files ourselves. A total can also fall or vanish: if an upload is deleted or set to private on YouTube its counter stops, and the row leaves this ranking at the next refresh.
Frequently asked questions
Which Punjabi song has the most YouTube likes?
It is “295” by Sidhu Moose Wala, on 12,832,438 likes at the last refresh on 27 September 2026. “Lehanga” by Jass Manak is second with 12,509,943. “Satisfya” by Imran Khan is third on 10,646,569.
How many Punjabi songs have passed 1 million likes?
528 of the 9,575 uploads ranked on this page are past 1 million likes, and 27 of those have gone past 5 million. Both counts move on their own as the daily refresh runs.
How often does this ranking update?
Once a day. A scheduled job re-reads every tracked upload from the YouTube Data API at 18:30 server time and rewrites the totals, so positions can change overnight without anyone editing the page. This ranking last refreshed on 27 September 2026, 18:34.
Why does the same song appear more than once?
Because YouTube counts each upload separately and so do we. The official video, the lyric video and a live version of one song are three different videos with three different counters, and merging them would invent a number YouTube never published.
Are these likes only from YouTube?
Yes. This ranking uses YouTube's public per-video likes and nothing else — reactions on Instagram, Spotify or any other platform are not counted.
Can a song's total go down or disappear?
Yes. If a channel deletes an upload, sets it to private or the video is blocked, its counter stops updating and the row drops out of this ranking at the next daily refresh. That is also why a song you saw here previously may no longer be listed.
What does a like-to-view ratio tell you that a like count does not?
It measures what share of the people who pressed play also pressed like, so it does not simply reward size. On this page the rate runs from 0.35% to 4.64% across the top 50, and the strongest is Kalastaar by Honey Singh at 4.64% — 9,571,826 likes from 206,314,545 views. A song with far fewer views can hold a much higher rate, which is exactly why the ranking above is ordered by the raw like total instead: that is the number YouTube publishes, while the ratio is something we derive from it. Channels can also hide the like count altogether, and those uploads are left off this page rather than listed as zero.
Why is the most viewed Punjabi song not number one on this page?
Because this ranking is ordered by likes alone, and likes and views do not move together. The most-watched upload inside the current top 50 is Lehanga by Jass Manak on 1,875,540,620 views, yet it sits at number 2 here with 12,509,943 likes. Views count plays, including repeat plays; a like is a deliberate one-per-account action a viewer has to choose to take. Songs that inspire that choice climb this board, which is why it reads differently from the most-viewed ranking.
