Despite demographic marginalisation and cultural retreat, Hindu sacred music continues to live in Pakistan.

From Tharparkar to Lahore, devotion flows across inherited lines. Artists do not abandon identity; they expand it.

Once spread across Punjab’s shrines, Sikh liturgical music now survives as a small but vibrant practice in Pakistan

Kalasha hymns are the living archives. To hear them is to witness a culture resisting disappearance

In Punjab, church music constitutes a space where colonial form intersects with local expression