Reporting checked: 9 October 2026, 9:03 AM IST.
Punjabi music and poetic storytelling are on the programme in Chandigarh this Saturday, as Rangan Di Ustat featuring Manpreet Singh is listed for 10 October at Tagore Theatre. The event listing gives a start time of 6 PM and an expected finish at about 8:30 PM, making it an evening option for audiences who prefer a live musical performance over a club or dance-floor event.
The published description presents Rangan Di Ustat as a live concert built around Manpreet Singh’s songs, expressive vocals and Punjabi cultural references. It promises a mix of music, poetic expression and conversation, with the focus on the feelings and stories carried by lyrics rather than spectacle alone. As with any event listing, audiences should confirm the final venue and ticket details before travelling.
What the performance is about
Manpreet Singh is described in the event material as a composer and performer whose work connects contemporary sounds with Punjabi poetry and musical traditions. The programme is presented as a celebration of melodies and stories that have resonated with Punjabi listeners. That framing may appeal to audiences who enjoy songs where the words and emotional delivery are as important as the arrangement.
The event description references his work on the song “Poshak” from the film Chali Din and the song “Mehman”, performed by Babbu Maan. These details appear in the event listing; listeners who want to explore his music beforehand can use the artist and ticket pages linked below rather than relying on reposted promotional summaries.
Venue and timing
The listed venue is Tagore Theatre in Sector 18, Chandigarh. The event is scheduled for Saturday, 10 October, from 6 PM to about 8:30 PM. Confirm the final venue, seating, entry conditions and ticket availability on the live booking page before travelling.
Who may enjoy it
The programme may suit listeners who value Punjabi-language music, lyrical writing and a more intimate concert atmosphere. It could also interest people who want to explore contemporary Punjabi music beyond chart hits and high-energy DJ events. The description’s emphasis on stories and poetry suggests that the appeal is likely to rest on the songs and the way they are performed live.
For groups, it is worth confirming age restrictions, seating arrangements, accessibility and the venue’s entry policy before booking. If you are travelling from Mohali or Panchkula, allow extra time for evening traffic and check the exact venue address on the final ticket confirmation.
Why it matters
Live performances create space for regional music and language to be experienced collectively. They also support the wider cultural ecosystem around artists, musicians, theatre venues, sound technicians and event organisers. A show centred on Punjabi songwriting and poetry adds variety to Chandigarh’s weekend calendar and offers audiences another way to connect with the region’s musical expression.
The date, timing and venue details were checked against the linked event listings on 9 October 2026. Confirm any last-minute changes directly with the organiser or ticketing platform before setting out.
Chandigarh Life’s weekly Tricity event guide also lists the performance and reports ticket prices from ₹399. Treat this as a guide price only; categories and remaining seats can change before the show.
Sources checked: StayHappening event listing and BookMyShow. For another local live-music feature, read our report on the Chandigarh Sangeet Sammelan.
