Post by : Meena Hassan
Singer and actor Diljit Dosanjh recently made headlines with a standout appearance on Kaun Banega Crorepati (KBC) Season 17, hosted by none other than Amitabh Bachchan. The beloved Punjabi star captivated viewers by singing his popular track Main Hoon Punjab, coupled with an emotional interaction with the iconic host.
The highlight of the show was shared on Instagram by Team Dosanjh, featuring a video of memorable moments. In this clip, Amitabh Bachchan affectionately called Diljit "Punjab da puttar" (son of Punjab) and welcomed him warmly with, “Punjab de puttar Diljit Dosanjh ka main hardik abhinandan karta hoon” (I wholeheartedly welcome Punjab’s son Diljit Dosanjh). Humble as ever, Diljit touched Amitabh’s feet, a gesture met with a heartfelt embrace from the legend, making it a touching moment for fans around the world.
The response from fans online has been remarkably positive. On social media, viewers praised Diljit’s presence and his role in elevating Punjabi culture globally. One fan noted, “This is the crossover episode we all needed,” while another stated, “Respect the man who has made Punjabi shine on international stages.” Many expressed their pride in Diljit’s accomplishments, declaring, “@diljitdosanjh, you have made us proud all over the globe.
Diljit himself shared his thoughts about the experience on X (formerly Twitter), answering a fan’s question about his time on the show with, “It’s for (Punjab) flood 🙏,” showcasing both his excitement and connection to his roots.
Beyond his television appearances, Diljit Dosanjh is immersed in numerous projects. Recently, he teamed up with actress Sanya Malhotra for their music video Charmer and collaborated with former Miss World Manushi Chhillar for the track Kufar, part of his album Aura. Additionally, he is set to star in the movie Border 2 alongside Bollywood icons Sunny Deol and Varun Dhawan, diversifying his already impressive body of work.
Moreover, Diljit is currently on a global tour dubbed AURA. After successful shows in Kuala Lumpur and Hong Kong, he is gearing up for concerts in Australia, including performances in Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide, and Perth. His tour will wrap up with a final show in Auckland and a grand finale in Bangkok on December 7, 2025. Fans worldwide are eagerly anticipating these live events, marking the rise of Diljit on the international stage.
Diljit’s KBC appearance not only demonstrated his musical prowess but emphasized his role as a cultural ambassador of Punjabi art and cinema. His interaction with Amitabh Bachchan bridged generational gaps within Indian entertainment, creating a memorable television moment. Social media buzz reflected a collective pride in Diljit’s journey, particularly his ability to represent Punjabi culture on such a prominent platform.
As a leading figure in India’s entertainment industry, Diljit Dosanjh continues to juggle music, films, and live performances effectively while nurturing a close-knit relationship with his audience. His memorable KBC appearance adds yet another accolade to his illustrious career, reinforcing his status in both national and global entertainment arenas.
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