sikh banna okha
punjabi banna saukha
badiaa hi aa janta amin sikh banan da natak ni kardi

Mere khayal nal punjab wich ohna sikhism nai aa.. Jenna Bharle mulka wich wekhan nu milda aa..

I mean people are religious is Punjab but percentage wise are not that involve. Tusse wekhiya he hove ga.. Bhut saree bhare mulka wich ek habit aa sikh lokka de.. Ke Friday ja Sunday nu gurughar wich janna

Teh Jattism and sikhism dont seems to have any connection.. Thora channa pavvo malko

I would say similar ... i think Indians living overseas worship more than people living in punjab...i'm not saying people in india don't worship or anything i just think people overseas have a rutine that going to gurughar atleast once a week but in india i didn't see that happening all that much people go if they are invited there are some people like that overseas too

and i think people mistake mixing religion and cultural belifs together ...people take cultural rituals and say this is according to my religion when sometimes that has nothing to do with religion ...and jattism being a caste has nothing to do with religion :-\

I agree with all of u, becuz when we or our parents come abroad then we find out what we have lost and that loss of culture, religion is why we engage heavily in activities that we might have missed in punjab...sikhi khandeyo tikhi, someone always has to come wake us up like bhindrawala since we're on that path again...punjabisim, jattism has nothing to do with sikhi, punjabi or jatt can be of any caste or occupation...sad thing is people associate themselves with sikhism with these two things...would like to conclude with baba nanak ""satgur ka jo sikh akhaave jo trake utth har naam dhiyave"" think how many punjabi's or jatt's do it