Diljit Dosanjh calls out protesters at concert: 'Jitne jhande dikhane, dhikhao' - WATCH

Diljit Dosanjh, one of the biggest names in Punjabi entertainment, made headlines after he confronted protesters mid-concert and firmly defended his decision to appear on 'The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon', saying his only mission was to put Punjab on the global map.According to the DNA report, during one of Diljit Dosanjh's recent sold-out shows, some audience members were seen raising flags in apparent protest against the singer. While the precise cause was not officially confirmed, many netizens suggested the anger stemmed from Diljit's appearance on 'The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon' at a time when Punjab was battling catastrophic floods, with some feeling he should have returned home instead.Diljit did not ignore the demonstration. He addressed the protesters directly, in Punjabi, explaining that he went on the American talk show not to promote his music or films but to draw national and international attention to Punjab, something he said mainstream Indian media consistently fails to do.Addressing the crowd in Punjabi, he said, "We love Punjab. Whichever platform I go to, I always talk about Punjab. I always said that the national media doesn't talk about us. The channels I go to, I talk about Punjab. I didn't talk about my songs. I didn't promote anything. I went to that channel for the sake of Punjab."He also made clear that he and his team had provided aid to flood-affected areas in Punjab and that no protest would slow him down. Delivering one of the night's most electric moments, he roared at the stadium, "Jitne jhande dikhane, dikhao."The crowd erupted in cheers, and the moment quickly went viral across social media.Diljit's fearless stand won him a fresh wave of admiration on the internet, with fans rallying behind him in large numbers. A person commented, "Can Diljit go back to the flood area and highlight progress from his contribution?" Another one added, "Thanks a lot @diljitdosanjh. Everyone discriminates against Punjab. Stand with Punjab. Sikhi promote karo. Save Punjab." One comment read, "Proud of you @diljitdosanjh. True Punjabi will always love you. Kuch anpad lok ae sab karde nahii samajh sakde. Ohna de karobar hate faila ke chal rahe."On the work side, apart from his concerts, Diljit Dosanjh is preparing for his new film 'Main Vaapas Aaunga', directed by Imtiaz Ali. The movie is about love and emotions. It also stars Sharvari and Vedang Raina and will release on June 12, 2026.