Diljit Dosanjh’s heartwarming response to on-stage phone incident in Paris wins hearts

After an enthusiastic fan threw a phone onto the stage during his concert, as token of goodwill, he took off his jacket and threw it towards the fan as a gift

Tribune Web Desk

Chandigarh, Updated At : 09:24 PM Sep 20, 2024 IST

Diljit Dosanjh performs at his concert in Paris. Photo: A video grab X

Punjabi superstar Diljit Dosanjh’s recent concert in Paris took an unexpected turn when an enthusiastic fan threw a phone onto the stage. However, instead of reacting angrily, Diljit Dosanjh surprised everyone with his kindness.

During the concert, a fan from the audience threw a phone onto the stage, which landed near Diljit’s feet. The singer, known for his humility, picked up the phone and handed it back to the fan, saying, “Keep your phone safe, paji (brother).”

The crowd erupted in cheers, appreciating Diljit’s gracious gesture. As a token of goodwill, he took off his jacket and threw it towards the fan as a gift.

Diljit continued the concert, engaging the audience with his chart-topping hits. His compassionate response earned him even more admiration from fans. This heart-warming incident has gone viral, showcasing Diljit Dosanjh’s kindness and humility.

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