Key Points
- The Telangana government banned Diljit Dosanjh from performing songs about alcohol and violence.
- They issued a warning before his concert in Hyderabad during the Dil-Luminati tour.
- Diljit responded by questioning the different rules for international and Indian artists.
Looma News
Diljit Dosanjh, a well-known singer and performer, recently reacted to the Telangana government’s decision to ban him from performing songs about alcohol and violence. This move came just before his concert in Hyderabad on Saturday, part of his Dil-Luminati tour. The government’s warning was meant to limit certain topics in his show, which led Diljit to speak up about it.
In his response, Diljit pointed out the difference in how Indian and foreign artists are treated. He said that while international performers are usually free to include various topics in their performances, Indian artists like him face more restrictions. He added, “When artists from other countries come, they are allowed to do whatever, but when an artist from your own country sings, people have a problem.” His comments reflect concerns over the double standards in how local and foreign artists are treated when it comes to performance content.
