Diljit Dosanjh says he will not perform in India until THIS issue is resolved

Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh took the world by storm with his electrifying Dil-Luminati Tour. He is presently busy performing across different cities in India. His multi-city Dil-Luminati Tour is about to end soon. Recently, Diljit hosted his concert in Chandigarh and people gathered in large numbers to see his live performance. At one point, Dosanjh took center stage and commented on the poor infrastructure for concerts in India. While expressing disappointment over it, Diljit vowed that he won't perform here until things improve.

Diljit Dosanjh to not perform in India until...

Diljit Dosanjh interacted with his fans and followers presenting the Chandigarh show of the Dil-Luminati Tour. The Punjabi singer requested the authorities to work on improving the infrastructure for live shows and concerts in India. 

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"I want to tell the designated authorities that India does not have the infrastructure for live shows. This is a big revenue-generating space. It also gives livelihood to many. Please focus on this space as well," said Diljit.

The singer further mentioned, "I will try to set up a stage in the middle while the crowd is distributed around it (to improve the concert experience). I will not perform shows here until things improve here. Instead of troubling us, improve the infrastructure."

Diljit Dosanjh on black market sale of his concert tickets

A few days ago, Diljit Dosanjh addressed the black market sale of his concert tickets. The Punjabi singer said, "For a while, it has been going against me that Diljit's concert tickets are being sold in the black market. But it's not my fault that tickets are being sold that way, isn't that so? If you are getting the ticket for Rs 10 and you sell it for Rs 100, what's the fault of the artist?"

Meanwhile, Diljit is all set to host his next show in Mumbai on December 19, 2024. Keep following this space for more updates from the world of streaming and movies!

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