Moga, Jan 5 — Punjabi influencer Param, popularly known as ‘Lady Moosewala,’ has captured social media attention again after a video from her UK visit went viral. The clip, shot in an upscale Chinese restaurant, shows Param hilariously struggling to eat with chopsticks.
“Honestly, I couldn’t get the hang of it no matter how many tries!” Param said in a follow-up post. “Sometimes it’s okay to just laugh at yourself.”
Fans praised her for embracing the moment rather than trying to appear flawless. One user commented, “This is so real! I’ve had the same struggle, and seeing Param like this is refreshing.” Another wrote, “Love her authenticity—total Lady Moosewala vibes.”
Param’s rise to fame began with her viral debut single “That Girl,” produced by UK-based Manni Sandhu and directed by Tru Makers. The track, celebrated for its message of female independence, quickly garnered millions of views. Her nickname, Lady Moosewala, stems from her distinct style and persona, which fans often link to the late singer Sidhu Moosewala.
Born in Dunneke village, Moga, Param comes from a modest family. Her father, Surjit Singh, is a daily wage labourer, while her mother, Jaspal Kaur, works as domestic help and also tends livestock. Param completed her schooling locally and is pursuing studies at DM College, Moga. She is the second of four siblings.
Param has built a massive following online by blending traditional Punjabi roots with contemporary lifestyle content. Documenting her UK trip, she continues to share unfiltered, relatable moments with fans across social media.
