Punjabi Singer Diljit Dosanjh Dedicates Special Song To Pakistani Actress Hania Aamir During London Concert
Famous Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh is often in the news for his films and power-filled songs. You must be aware that the singer is an actor as well and has a strong fan following. Fans go to any extent to see or to listen to him. Let us tell you that Diljit Dosanjh is doing his concert in London for the Dil-Luminati Tour. During this time, a video of the singer is going viral on the internet in which he is calling Pakistani actress Hania Aamir on stage and performing and also welcoming Gajraj by bowing down.
Diljit Dosanjh
Let us tell you that every day new information is coming out from Diljit Dosanjh’s ongoing Dil-Luminati tour and fans are loving this. Recently, Pakistani actress Hania Aamir and actor Gajraj Rao, famous for his role in Badhaai Ho, attended Diljit’s concert in London and their conversation on the stage won the hearts of the fans of the singer and the actor. During this Diljit gave his second performance at the O2 Arena.
Hania
One thing that attracted everyone’s attention was the presence of Pakistani actress Hania Aamir. Several videos and pictures of the moments of Hania and Diljit from the stage were shared on social media platforms. In a video going viral on the internet, Diljit is seen gesturing to Hania and inviting her to the stage among the fans. During this, Hania was seen smiling with folded hands and nodding her head. She goes on stage at Diljit’s insistence.
Diljit Dosanjh
During this interaction between the Pakistani actress and Punjabi singer Diljit, the singer called her a ‘superstar’. The singer then sang his hit song Lover, to which Hania was clapping and laughing. While finishing his song, Diljit put his hand on Hania’s shoulder. Hania also bowed down and thanked Diljit. On the other hand, both Gajraj and Diljit shared clips of the event on their Instagram profiles. In a video posted by Diljit, he can be seen bowing down respectfully after seeing Gajraj Rao in the crowd.
