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Code Red featuring Binder Bajwa In 'Yaad Yaar Ne'

Code Red's got a new song out and for this one, he's brought Binder Bajwa along for the ride! Their latest single, "Yaad Yaar Ne" will be out in its entirety this week. Code Red and Binder Bajwa are representing Toronto and Edmonton, Canada, respectively, but their music is Desi to the core, so they're putting out some music that every bhangra fan can enjoy.

Keep your eyes open for Code Red's album coming out this summer called "Code of the Streets" on Sugar Kane Records. If it's anything like this song, it has to be on your short list of albums to buy. He plans on going out on tour this summer as well so get used to the lyrics if you want to sing them out loud on stage whenever he comes through your town. If you were a fan of "Kuriyan Toh Bachkeh" featuring Labh Janjua and the hit anthem "Pegg" featuring Jeeta, then Code Red and Binder Bajwa will make it 3 for 3 with "Yaad Yaar Ne."

This is a nice little follow up from Binder Bajwa after his debut album, aptly titled "Finally" which was released in stores earlier this year. If you haven't heard that album, maybe this song will have you wanting to hear more from him. Code Red produced that album, so if this is new to you, think of this as a nice little preview for what will be in store for your ears when your search for more Binder Bajwa music.

"Yaad Yaar Ne"

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Amitabh Bachchan Pays Respects to Prakash Mehra

Legendary Bollywood filmmaker, Prakash Mehra, died on May 17th at the age of 69. Mehra had been suffering from prolonged illnesses and had his final stunt with pneumonia and multiple organ failure this past weekend. His funeral took place at the Oshiwara cremation grounds in Mumbai, India on Monday. By his side was his family as well as the acting community, most notably Amitabh Bachchan.

Amitabh Bachchan's career was launched by Mehra in the late 70's with the film "Zangeer". After that, the two teamed up to create multiple blockbusters, making Amitabh the iconic Bollywood superstar he is today. The talented duo unfortunately split ways after they worked on the 1989 Bollywood film "Jaadugar" together; the films failure being the leading cause.

Upon notice of Mehra's recent stays at the hospital, Amitabh reportedly paid him several visits in hopes to patch up their rocky relationship. On Monday, Amitabh Bachchan and his son Abhishek attended Mehra's funeral to pay last respects to the man that made Amitabh a star. Also in attendance was a slew of the Bollywood fraternity such as Yash Chopra and Bappi Lahiri.

Aside from launching Big B, Mehra was also responsible for directing many of Bollywood's top actors, including Vinod Khanna. His career in the film industry began in 1950 as a production controller. Soon after, Merah made his directing debut with the film "Haseena Maan Jayegi". Since then, Mehra produced hits that won over the Bollywood community, making him a cherished and beloved director. Drop your comments below to pay your last respects to the talented late Prakash Mehra.

Bollywood actor Amitabh Bachchan and Yash Chopra

The late Prakash Mehra's body taken to Oshiwara cremation grounds

Amitabh Bachchan consoles close friends

Amitabh Bachchan and son Abhishek follow the crowd to the cremation grounds