Dooriyan

Dooriyan was a Punjabi album by renowned singer and actor Amrinder Gill. Dooriyan became a highly successful album continuing Amrinder's success from his previous album Ishq. Sukhshinder Shinda gave music to the album, this is the third Amrinder Gill album he has produced (Dildarian and Ishq being the other two).

Dooriyan
Studio album
ReleasedNovember 20, 2009
GenrePop, Bhangra
LabelSpeed Records, Planet Recordz, Kamlee Records
ProducerSukhshinder Shinda
chronology
Ishq
(2007)
Dooriyan
(2009)
Judaa
(2011)

The music video for Tere Bina has been critically acclaimed, being nominated for an award. It was the first music video from the album. Later music videos for Maar Sutya, Punn Khat Le, Dabbi and Tere Karke were released.

Track listing

All music is composed by Sukshinder Shinda.

No.TitleLyricsLength
1."Tere Bina"Pali Giddarbaha5:43
2."Maar Sutya"Manjit Pandori3:56
3."Dooriyan"Sukhwinder Guram4:16
4."Tere Karke"Rana Madho Jhande3:47
5."Mera Ki Haal"Nimma Loharaka5:10
6."Dabbi"Jitt Salala4:21
7."Sahan Ton Nere"Nimma Loharaka5:18
8."Punn Khat Le"Raj Kakra3:38
9."Dilbara"Raj Kakra4:04

Awards

Dooriyan was nominated for several awards at the 2010 Punjabi Music Awards.[1] These awards are:

NominatedAwardNomination WorkResultLost To
Tom LowryBest Sound RecordingTere BinaLostHoney Singh for Panga
Baljeet S. DeoBest Music Video DirectorTere Bina Music VideoLostSandeep Sharma for Jinday Ni Jinday
Sukhshinder ShindaBest Music DirectorTere BinaLostHoney Singh for Desi Daroo
Amrinder GillBest Pop AlbumDooriyanLostDiljit Dosanjh for The Next Level
Amrinder GillBest Pop VocalistTere BinaLostNachatter Gill for Chad Ke Na Ja
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References

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