WAZIR PATAR MOVES WITH PRECISION AND PURPOSE

Not here to trend—here to teach, build, and shift culture

- PEONY HIRWANI

Wazir Patar didn’t start in a studio—he started behind a camera. Back in 2013, armed with a DSLR and a hunger to create, he began shooting music videos with his brother in Punjab. The goal wasn’t fame; it was to build something of their own. Over time, his name became synonymous with striking visuals—but Patar knew his story didn’t end there. Music had always been calling. So he taught himself everything—sound engineering, instruments like the keyboard and harmonium, and how to carve out a sonic identity that felt rooted and radical at once.

He’s not the loudest voice in the room, but he doesn’t need to be. Whether it’s behind a beat, a camera lens, or the wheel of his restored Mercedes W124, Patar moves with precision. There’s legacy in every snare, purpose in every frame. His music doesn’t just hit—it remembers. For him, this isn’t about chasing trends or cracking charts. It’s about building something that outlives the noise.