Diljit Dosanjh, the Punjabi singer-actor known for his global ambitions, recently made history by selling out the Rogers Centre in Toronto, Canada. This milestone comes on the heels of his performances on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon and at Coachella, as well as his success with the Punjabi romantic comedy Jatt & Juliet 3 in North America. Diljit’s achievements have been gaining momentum, and his recent concert in Canada marks another significant milestone in his career.
Before his historic performance, Diljit was visited by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Trudeau, dressed in a white t-shirt and brown trousers, met Diljit backstage. Diljit, wearing a yellow striped shirt and a red turban, was visibly delighted as they shared a hug. Trudeau also met Diljit’s team and crew, engaging with them and joining in on the singer’s trademark cheer, “Punjabi aa gaye oye” (Punjabis are here).
Diljit shared this memorable encounter on his Instagram, posting a video of his meeting with Trudeau and snippets of his performance, where he sang popular tracks like Born To Shine to a cheering crowd. In his caption, Diljit wrote, “Diversity is 🇨🇦‘s strength. Prime Minister @justinpjtrudeau came to check out history in the making: we sold out the Rogers Centre!” Trudeau also shared the video on his Instagram, emphasizing the significance of the event and celebrating Canada’s diversity.
Fans Celebrate Diljit Dosanjh’s Historic Achievement
Diljit Dosanjh’s historic concert at the Rogers Centre was met with widespread acclaim from fans and followers. The comments section of his Instagram post was flooded with messages of celebration and pride. One fan commented, “Punjabis are making India famous. They are putting them on the map! Punjabi aa gye oye (heart eyes emojis).” Another wrote, “Collab No one expected (laughing with tears emoji).” An Instagram user added, “2024 is the year of unexpected crossovers.”
Diljit’s ability to connect with a diverse audience and his continued success in the global music scene underscore his growing influence and popularity. His concert at the Rogers Centre is not only a personal achievement but also a testament to the power of cultural diversity and the impact of Punjabi music on a global scale.
As Diljit Dosanjh continues to break barriers and achieve new milestones, his fans eagerly anticipate what’s next in his journey towards global domination. With a series of successful performances and high-profile collaborations, 2024 indeed seems to be shaping up as a remarkable year for Diljit and his ever-expanding fanbase.