Diljit Dosanjh is currently enjoying a remarkable phase in his career, with his performances receiving widespread praise and his music captivating international audiences. An unusual incident occurred at a recent concert in Paris when a fan threw a phone at him. Instead of reacting with annoyance, his surprising response quickly went viral on social media.
In a viral video, Diljit can be seen performing in Paris when a mobile phone unexpectedly hits him.With a smile, he picks it up and comments, “Take care of your phone, paji (brother). Don’t ruin the moment, please. I love you, but why break your phone over this?” He later addresses the crowd, mentioning that the vibe was slightly affected but assuring everyone he would restart the performance. Diljit also gifts his jacket to the fan, advising against such behavior, saying, “Your phone will only get spoilt. Nothing will happen to me. So don’t do this.”
Dosanjh has received widespread acclaim for his performance in ‘Amar Singh Chamkila‘. His role in ‘Crew’, featuring Kareena Kapoor Khan, Kriti Sanon, and Tabu, also garnered positive feedback.
On the work front, the singer has exciting projects lined up, including ‘Border 2‘ and the sequel to ‘No Entry’.
In a viral video, Diljit can be seen performing in Paris when a mobile phone unexpectedly hits him.With a smile, he picks it up and comments, “Take care of your phone, paji (brother). Don’t ruin the moment, please. I love you, but why break your phone over this?” He later addresses the crowd, mentioning that the vibe was slightly affected but assuring everyone he would restart the performance. Diljit also gifts his jacket to the fan, advising against such behavior, saying, “Your phone will only get spoilt. Nothing will happen to me. So don’t do this.”
Dosanjh has received widespread acclaim for his performance in ‘Amar Singh Chamkila‘. His role in ‘Crew’, featuring Kareena Kapoor Khan, Kriti Sanon, and Tabu, also garnered positive feedback.
On the work front, the singer has exciting projects lined up, including ‘Border 2‘ and the sequel to ‘No Entry’.