Following the rumours of Diljit Dosanjh getting cold feet over safety: A practical reader guide

Following the rumours of Diljit Dosanjh getting cold feet over safety: A practical reader guide

Taking to Instagram on Tuesday, the Punjabi singer-actor addressed the rumours and promised his fans that he is going to come to the city for the concert on 15th November as scheduled.

Following the rumours of Diljit Dosanjh getting cold feet over safety concerns, singer-actor said that he is not dropping out of the concert happening in Indore.

He also had something fun planned before the show and promised he will be feasting on the famous Indori poha before performing.

Diljit Dosanjh assures fans on Indore concert

Taking a dig at the news reports for mixing ‘masala’ in the news about the concert, Diljit urged his fans to not believe in rumours. He also made it clear that he was excited for the Indore show and was not backing out from it. In the live session, he mentioned that, “I’ll come on 15th in Indore. The first thing that I am going to do is that I am going to eat some poha. And then, when I’ll get some energy boost, like this…all full steam. The authorities are concerned about the lyrics as they could ‘have a wrong effect on young kids’ as the concert is open to kids above five years. Diljit and team are yet to publicly react to the notice. We have received a letter from Chandigarh about songs that praise drugs, intoxicants or weapons…

101 percent. On 6th November, the women and child development department’s District Child Protection Officer asked the management of the venue to avoid including 4 songs of Diljit on their setlist. The notice has listed songs like Patiala Peg, 5 Taara, Jeeb Vicho Afeem aka Case and Jatt Uthe Fire Karda. Speaking to ANI, District Officer Rajneesh Sinha said, “The concert of Diljit Dosanjh will be held on 15 November at Twenty One Business Park.

As per the directions of Punjab and Haryana High Court, we have sent a letter to organisers so that they should take care that such songs should not be performed as it may have a negative effect on children.”