21 Apr - Laughter Therapy - Kids Chutkule, Bolian & Songs - Mind Reset

21 Apr - Laughter Therapy - Kids Chutkule, Bolian & Songs - Mind Reset

Apr 21, 2026 - 14:01
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Host:-
Ranjodh Singh
Sukh Parmar

Start your day with Punjabi chutkule, bolian and family laughs. Free every morning on Radio Haanji

Start Your Morning with Laughter and Healing

There is something truly special about the way a simple laugh can change the entire energy of your home. On Radio Haanji 1674 AM, we believe that laughter is not just a reaction to a joke; it is a form of healing that circulates the blood and provides warmth on even the coldest Melbourne mornings. In today’s episode of Laughter Therapy, our community came together once again to let go of the day's stress and embrace pure, unfiltered joy.

What is Laughter Therapy?

Laughter Therapy is our daily celebration of community, culture, and family. The show is uniquely designed in two parts to ensure everyone feels included. We start with our youngest listeners in a segment filled with chutkule (jokes), bolian (Punjabi folk couplets), and bujaratan (riddles). It is a space where children can practice their Punjabi, share their innocent wit, and connect with their heritage in the most fun way possible.

The second half of the show welcomes the adults, who join in the same spirit of joy. Whether it is a satirical take on daily life or a heartwarming story, the goal remains the same: helping every listener start their day with happiness and a smile. By sharing these moments, we build emotional bonding across the Punjabi diaspora in Australia and Singapore, making the distance from home feel just a little bit shorter.

Sukh Parmar and Ranjodh Singh — Today's Hosts

Today, the studio was buzzing with the wonderful energy of Sukh Parmar and Ranjodh Singh. These two have a natural gift for making every caller feel like a guest in their own living room. Sukh emphasized the philosophy of the show, reminding us all that communal humor is a powerful tool for shedding the worries and anger that can often weigh us down during a busy week.

Ranjodh and Sukh navigated the technical riddles and the high-energy bolian (Punjabi folk couplets) from the kids with genuine enthusiasm. Their ability to bridge the gap between the studio and your everyday lives—whether you are brushing your teeth for school or driving to work—is what makes this program a staple for so many families. They truly brought the warmth today, making the community feel like one big, laughing family.

The Stars of the Show: Our Young Participants

We were absolutely delighted by the children who called in today to share their talents. Seeing their names on our screen always brings a smile to our faces, and we hope their bravery encourages even more parents to let their little ones join the fun. Maanu shared his love for pomegranates from the Indian shop and gave us a wonderful rendition of "Baby Shark" that had everyone in the studio humming along.

We also heard from Mannat and Fateh, who kept us on our toes with a witty conversation about their car having "legs" (wheels) and a hilarious warning about an "Infinity Dollar" fine for anyone telling tall tales. Fateh even challenged us with a clever bujaratan (riddle) about what is born and dies in water—the answer, of course, being salt! Shreya and Ashish brought the cultural fire with their bolian (Punjabi folk couplets), especially Ashish’s poem about a dance so powerful it made the earth shake. Well done to all our little superstars!

Why Laughter Therapy Matters

In a world that often feels fast-paced and serious, taking thirty minutes to laugh at a "Pappu" joke or a story about a "poor" rich family is essential. These moments of satire and innocent chatter are the threads that weave our community together. It is not just about the punchline; it is about the shared experience of being Punjabi and finding humor in our common struggles and successes.

Whether we are joking about why the Australian fog is actually just everyone taking hot showers at once or sharing a deeper insight into cultural stories, Laughter Therapy is about connection. It reminds us that no matter where we are in the world, we have a home here on the airwaves. We invite you to join us every weekday morning and be part of this beautiful, healing tradition.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Laughter Therapy on Radio Haanji?

Laughter Therapy is a daily morning show on Radio Haanji 1674 AM, Melbourne, where Punjabi kids and adults call in live to share chutkule (jokes), bolian (folk couplets) and bujaratan (riddles), bringing community laughter every weekday morning. It is designed to help listeners start their day with joy, healing, and emotional bonding within the diaspora.

Who hosts Laughter Therapy?

Laughter Therapy features a rotation of energetic hosts who bring warmth and humor to the Punjabi community. Today’s episode was hosted by Sukh Parmar and Ranjodh Singh, who guided both children and adults through a morning of jokes, stories, and cultural sharing. The hosts change frequently to keep the energy fresh and engaging for all listeners.

Where can I listen to Laughter Therapy?

You can listen to Laughter Therapy episodes free at haanji.com.au, on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or by downloading the Radio Haanji app on iOS or Android. New episodes are added every weekday morning, allowing the Punjabi community in Australia, Singapore, and worldwide to stay connected to their roots and enjoy a daily dose of laughter.

Can I call in and take part in Laughter Therapy?

Yes, we love hearing from our community! Children and adults are encouraged to call in live during the broadcast on Radio Haanji 1674 AM. You can share your favorite chutkule (jokes), recite bolian (folk couplets), or challenge the hosts with bujaratan (riddles). It is a wonderful way for kids to gain confidence and practice their language skills.

Listen Now

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