Diljit Dosanjh kick-started his ‘Dil-Luminati Tour 2024’ with an electrifying performance at New Delhi’s JLN Stadium on October 26. The stadium was packed with excited fans as Diljit performed hit songs like ‘Born to Shine,’ ‘5 Taara,’ ‘Do You Know,’ and ‘Ikk Kudi.’
However, while many fans were lucky to attend, not everyone managed to get tickets. One adorable little fan watched the concert from her verandah and tried to join the fun from a distance. In a heartwarming video shared by her parents on Instagram, the child could be heard yelling, “Diljit uncle, thoda tez chila do (Diljit uncle, shout louder)!”Her mother playfully commented that, even though the concert was far away, they could still hear bits of the music.
Diljit noticed the video and reshared it on his Instagram Stories, replying sweetly, “Beta, come, I have tickets for you and your family 🙏.”
He also took to Instagram after the show, sharing moments from the stage. In one picture, he proudly held the Indian flag and expressed his love for the country, saying, “This is my country, my home!” He thanked the audience for their support and excitement, writing in Punjabi, *“History. Dosanjhanwala’s name is written on Delhi—let’s see how hard they try to erase it.”
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After thrilling crowds in Europe and North America, Diljit is now spreading his musical magic across India. His second Delhi concert is scheduled for October 27, and the tour will move on to cities like Hyderabad, Pune, Kolkata, Bangalore, and Chandigarh in the coming weeks. Many of his fans have taken to social media to express their disappointment at not being able to get tickets.
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