Famous Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh started his Dil-Luminati Tour India in Delhi on 26 October. This spectacular concert took place at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, where the packed audience created a great atmosphere.
Excitement of Delhi Concert
This concert of Diljit has been organized for two days in Delhi. In the live show of the first day, Diljit came on stage wearing a black outfit, matching turban and glasses. He started his concert by hoisting the tricolor and saluting the flag. During this, he won the hearts of the audience by singing many of his popular songs, such as 'Lovers', '5 Taara', 'Do You Know', and 'Ik Kudi' from 'Udta Punjab'.
Fans reaction
Fans who attended the concert thoroughly enjoyed Diljit's performance. Talking to PTI Bhasha, a fan said, "It is a wonderful atmosphere and people have been waiting for the last half an hour. When he said 'Punjabi aa gaye oye', it felt like he has come back home. We are enjoying it."
The three-day concert could not take place
During this, Diljit said that his house was full in Delhi and all the tickets were sold. He also told that he was allowed only for this many tickets, otherwise he would have performed for three consecutive days. He thanked the audience and said, "I am grateful for the appreciation of all of you."
Diljit returns to Delhi
Diljit concluded his performance by saying, "After so many international performances, returning to Delhi felt like a homecoming. The love from the crowd was palpable and it reminded me why I do what I do. Every joy and every sound from the audience made me feel connected to them. I can't wait to perform again in Delhi today."
Traffic jam problem due to concert
Due to Diljit's concert, traffic jams were seen in many places in Delhi. Many people complained of being stuck in long traffic jams while reaching the venue. Many videos on social media showed long queues on Barapullah Bridge, which clearly showed how excited the concert was.
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