In 1998, the former Indian premier Mr. I. K. Gujral presented the Punjabi Cultural Award for services to music to Malkit Singh at his official residence - the sole recipient of this unrivalled honour.

Malkit 'Guru Nalon Ishq Mitha' features on the soundtrack to the film 'Moonson Wedding' by Mira Nair.

The UK box-office smash hit film 'Bend It Like Beckham' by British director Gurinder Chadha features Malkit’s classic love song ‘Jind Mahi’.

Malkit Singh has played live at some of the world's most prestgious venues including the Lincoln Center (USA), Andheri Stadium (India),
Maple Leaf Gardens (Canada), the Victoria & Albert Museum (UK). - Malkit is listed in the Millennium edition of the Guinness Book
of World Records 2000 as the biggest selling Bhangra star ever.

Tutak Tutak Tutian featured in the USA-made documentary-film The Jew in the Lotus in 1999 [Blind Dog Films]

Malkit was awarded the 27th Convocation Gold Medal Award Doctorate by Guru Nanak University, Amritsar in March 2001.

“Jind Mahi” features on the album ‘Genetic Drugs’ by Karma Club [Blue Flame Records, Germany].

Malkit Singh - ‘Golden Star’

Tours & Performances
Malkit Singh is officially the most travelled Punjabi music artist in the world! He has played in over 27 countries around the world, and at some of the most reputed venues of them all, but where have you encountered the Golden Star experience

Guru Gobind Singh College, Pritampura, New Delhi, March 2002.
The Rockefeller Club in Oslo, Norway, February 2002.
Panjab University, Chandigarh, 2000
Nassau Coliseum, New York, 2000
Musica90, Turin, Italy, 2000
Royal Albert Hall, London, May 1999.
Performance at the prestigious FilmFare Magazine Awards in Mumbai, February 1999.
Performance alongside UK Reggae super group UB40, February 1999 at the Andheri Sports Complex, India
Andheri Sports Complex, Mumbai, India, 1999.
The Royal Sheraton Palace, San Francisco, 1998.
Leonards, New York, 1998.
Athens Sports Arena, Greece, 1998.
The Hyatt Regency Hotel, Dubai, 1998.
Trinidad, West Indies, 1998.
City Centre, Austria, 1998.
The Victoria & Albert Museum, London, 1998.
Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, 1997.
The Queen Elizabeth Halls, London, 1997.
The Lincoln Center, New York, 1994.
Nehru Stadium, New Delhi, India, 1993.