Singer Songwriter Param’s ‘Diary’ captures innocence

An intimate, warm ode to young love and emotions meant for pages, not words.

Mumbai, 25^th February 2026: Rising Punjabi singer-songwriter Param, widely recognised for her viral hit “That Girl”, returns with her latest Punjabi pop release “Diary”, a song that gently captures the innocence of young love and the emotions we often struggle to say out loud.

“Diary” paints a tender picture of a school-time crush, where feelings remain unexpressed and instead find refuge in a diary, a personal space where emotions feel safe and sincere. Warm in sound and intimate in mood, the track has already begun resonating with listeners for its heartfelt storytelling and nostalgic charm.

The music video complements the softness of the song, visually capturing the innocence and vulnerability of first love. Set against calm, personal moments, the video focuses on expressions, memories, and the quiet beauty of emotions left unsaid staying true to the essence of the song without dramatic storytelling.

“‘Diary’ is about feelings you don’t yet know how to express. It becomes a safe space — a place where emotions feel protected and honest, where you write everything your heart wants to say when words fall short,” says Param.

Watch the song here:

Over the years, Param has emerged as one of the most exciting new voices in Punjabi music. Her breakout track “That Girl” became a viral sensation, topping Spotify’s Global Viral 50 chart within just two weeks of release, and earning millions of listeners worldwide.

Adding further depth to “Diary” is the collaboration with London-based producer and artist Manni Sandhu, a name synonymous with modern Punjabi pop and hip-hop. His refined, contemporary production elevates the track’s emotional warmth while keeping its sound fresh and globally relevant.