‘Khoob Bade Sapne Dekho’, Diljit Dosanjh Gave Beautiful Message To His Fans In Delhi-Based Dil-Luminati Concert
Famous Punjabi singer and actor Diljit Dosanjh who is on his international music concert tour gave a message of goodwill to his fans on the second day of his two-day concert in Delhi. Apart from this, he also appealed to the audience who came to his concert in Delhi to dream big. Let us tell you that this concert of Diljit was held under his ‘Dil-Luminati India Tour’. Before India, Diljit has performed several concerts in many other countries as well.
Diljit Dosanjh
Now when Diljit Dosanjh came to Delhi to host his concert here, a huge crowd gathered on both days of the show. During the show, Diljit Dosanjh gave a beautiful message to the youth and the elderly present at the show who came to listen to him in the show. Let us tell you that a crowd of about 40 thousand people came to listen to the famous Punjabi singer. And this huge musical show was organized at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium.
Diljit Dosanjh
During the concert held in Delhi, Diljit enthralled the audience with his popular songs and forced his fans to dance to his beats. The show started at around 7:45 pm. During the show, while talking to his fans he said, ‘I want all of you to dream big. Dream as big as possible, please, it is very important for you and your growth. We are all born to fulfill our dreams, so dream big. If I can do this, you can also do it’.
Diljit Dosanjh
Diljit further said, ‘I have not studied much, but if I can force people to speak in Punjabi, then you can do anything’. Let us tell you that this was Diljit’s second show in Delhi. During the concert, Diljit said, ‘We wanted to do the third show in Delhi, but did not get permission for it.’ During the show, Diljit thanked the Delhi Police. The singer said, ‘Thanks to Delhi Police for systematic services’. Apart from this, he gave a message of goodwill. He said, ‘Whether white, black, Hindu, Muslim, Sikh, Christian, we are all the same. I want to take this education with me wherever I go’.
