The Wadali Brothers, Puranchand Wadali and Pyarelal Wadali, are celebrated exponents of Punjabi Sufi music, known particularly for their renditions of qawwali—a spiritual form of music rooted in Sufi tradition. Coming from a village called Guru Ki Wadali in the Amritsar district of Punjab, India, their music is a harmonious blend of classical and folk traditions. They belonged to a lineage of musicians, but their journey to prominence was one of humble beginnings, as they initially performed at local temples and religious gatherings before gaining wider recognition.

Their sound, characterized by devotional lyrics and profound emotional delivery, is often based on the works of Sufi saints like Bulleh Shah, Kabir, and Sheikh Farid. Not bound by strictures of fame, they sang from the heart, touching the souls of listeners. The Wadali Brothers started their journey to fame in 1975 when they were given the opportunity to sing at Harballabh Sangeet Sammelan. Holding a philosophy that music was a path to reach the divine, they avoided commercialization of their art. Their poignant melodies like "Tu Maane Ya Na Mane," "Bulleya Ki Jaana Main Kaun," and "Aa Mil Yaar," to name a few, have contributed immensely to the propagation of Sufi music globally. Despite the passing of Pyarelal Wadali in 2018, their legacy endures through their soul-stirring oeuvre and the continued performances and teaching of Puranchand Wadali.