He had a humble beginning, he saw his fair share of ups and downs and today finally he is a globally known artist, we are talking about none other than Diljit Dosanjh. He is a name that came from the lanes of Punjab and now is printed in the heart of every music lover irrespective of their nationality. And this love and this fame is not new-found, Diljit built his fandom brick by brick. After conquering the Punjabi music world, he hoisted his flag in the Hindi music and film industry. He found many fans within Bollywood, like the ‘Citadel: Honey Bunny’ fame Varun Dhawan and his ‘Jug Jug Jeeyo’ co-star Kiara Advani. We also have proof of Diljit’s fandom in Bollywood, have a look:
In 2021, Diljit Dosanjh released his album ‘Moonchild Era.’ Though every song from the album was a big hit, the track ‘Lover’ had its own audience. Nobody could stop grooving to it, not even Varun Dhawan and Kiara Advani. The stars were shooting for a movie when they took time out and made a reel on the song.
The reel featured Varun and Kiara lip-syncing to the song and trying their effortless dance moves. They shared the video on their social media handle, which Diljit reshared on his account with the caption – “It’s Nobody’s Fault..It’s a Moonchild Era.”
Varun Dhawan and Kiara Advani groove to Diljit Dosanjh’s song ‘Lover’; leave Ranveer Singh impressed
Fast forward to 2024, Diljit Dosanjh is currently busy with his Dil-Luminati Tour. After performing in various foreign countries, the songster has touched down in his homeland – India. He kickstarted his India leg with a two-day Delhi concert, which was a massive success. He will be covering nine more cities and by December he will conclude his tour with his last show in Guwahati.
Further, as far as his movies are concerned, in Bollywood he has sequels of ‘Border’ and ‘No Entry’ in the pipeline. On the Pollywood front, he will next be seen in ‘Sardaarji 3.’
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