‘Big means big’: Diljit Dosanjh sparks frenzy with mystery AURA World Tour tease

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 10:27 AM May 31, 2026 IST

Image credits/Screen grab from reel on Instagram @diljitdosanjh

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Diljit Dosanjh has set social media buzzing after sharing a reel on Instagram with the caption: “BIG ANNOUNCEMENT HAPPENING TOMORROW 📣 AT ROGERS CENTRE 🏟️ AURA WORLD TOUR 2026 🌍 HISTORY LOADING.”

In the video, Diljit, dressed in a pink hoodie, leans into the camera and whispers, “Big announcement tomorrow — big means big.”

The cryptic teaser has triggered a wave of speculation online, with many fans wondering whether the Punjabi superstar could be teaming up with Drake for his upcoming AURA World Tour.

Fans quickly flooded the comments section. One user wrote, “🔥🔥 always ready 😍”, while another asked, “DrakexDiljit??” A third simply said, “cant wait.”

With the countdown now on, fans are eagerly waiting to see what “history” Diljit has in store.

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