From The Jago To The Last Dance.
Sikh wedding DJ for London and the UK — baraat timed with your dhol players, receptions built on real Punjabi depth, and twenty years of these exact floors.
Punjabi floors are read, not played.
Any DJ can queue up a Bhangra playlist. Very few know when the room wants Surjit Bindrakhia instead of the remix, when the uncles are one track away from taking over the floor, and how to hold a mixed English–Punjabi crowd without losing either side.
Prit Nasha grew up on this music and has spent twenty years playing it — from family jagos in West London to wedding receptions at Grand Sapphire and Fairmont Windsor Park, to the O2's VIP Blue Room alongside Diljit Dosanjh.
You book the artist directly — no agency, no roster, no substitute DJ. The person your family plans the week with is the person behind the decks at every function.
Function By Function.
Jago & mehndi nights
The build-up nights run on dholki, boliyan and the Punjabi songs every generation knows. The DJ supports the tradition — never competes with it.
Milni & baraat
Big entrance energy, timed to the minute with your venue, videographer and dhol players — so the handover from live dhol into the venue lands exactly on cue.
Around the Anand Karaj
The ceremony itself belongs to the gurdwara. The DJ handles everything around it — arrivals, the reception venue turnover, and the moment the families come back together.
The reception
Dinner warmth into first dance into a full Punjabi floor — classics, UK Bhangra history and today’s wave, sequenced so the uncles and the cousins never leave.
What's Included.
Pre-wedding consultation
Face-to-face or video call to map the full week — functions, family expectations, performances, and where each night should peak.
Dhol coordination
Baraat and entrance moments coordinated with your dhol players so live dhol and DJ hand over seamlessly.
Punjabi programming depth
From the classics your parents danced to, through the UK Bhangra era, to Diljit and today’s wave — played with the fluency of someone raised on it.
MC & coordination
Entrances, speeches and family moments announced and sequenced in step with your planner and venue team.
Backup equipment on-site
Redundant decks, mixer and laptop at every single event. No exceptions.
Full insurance & PAT certification
Public liability cover and certified equipment — required by every premium London venue.
Moments From The Floor.
"Spot on, every time. Punjabi classics into the new wave, every generation up dancing. Professional, reliable, and genuinely cares that the night goes well. We'll keep booking him."
— G. Sandhu Returning client · multi-event
Sikh Wedding Questions.
Do you play at the gurdwara?
The Anand Karaj itself belongs to the gurdwara and its kirtan — no DJ should touch that. Prit handles everything around the ceremony: the baraat arrival, the milni energy, and the reception that follows.
Can you coordinate with our dhol players?
Yes — baraat and entrance moments are planned with your dhol players and videographer so the handover between live dhol and the DJ is seamless.
How deep does the Punjabi collection go?
Decades deep — the classics, the UK Bhangra era, garage-era Asian anthems, and this month's releases. If your dad has a song in mind, it's almost certainly already in the library.
Can one booking cover jago, mehndi and reception?
Yes — most families book the week as a package. One artist across every function means the reception DJ already knows exactly what your crowd responds to.
Our crowd is half Punjabi, half English — a problem?
A speciality. Twenty years of fusion floors: Bhangra into house, Punjabi classics into R&B and back — sequenced so both sides stay up all night.
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Your Week. One Artist.
Wedding-week dates are confirmed months ahead — especially summer. Speak directly with Prit Nasha about your functions.
Your must-plays, your do-not-play list — Prit builds the night around them. Or call directly: +44 7944 262 400.