The 'Uber driver is here' jibe that fuelled Diljit Dosanjh's record-breaking success in Australia

Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh has made history by becoming the first Indian artist to sell out an entire stadium in Sydney, Australia. His AURA world tour concert, attended by nearly 30,000 fans, was a massive success, with ticket prices reaching as high as $800. However, the singer's Australian escapade wasn't without its challenges. Diljit Dosanjh faced racism upon his arrival in Australia, with some people calling saying "The new Uber driver is here, or the new 7-11 employee has landed.." the comments section of paparazzi photos.

In a heartwarming response, Diljit Dosanjh addressed the racist comments in a behind-the-scenes video on his YouTube channel.

"I think the world should be one and there should be no borders," he said, emphasizing unity and respect for all professions. "I don't mind being compared to a cab or truck driver. If truck drivers cease to exist, you won't get bread for your home. I'm not angry, and my love goes out to everyone, even the ones who say things like that about me."

Diljit Dosanjh's Sydney show marks a significant milestone in the global recognition of Indian music. With his AURA tour, he has proven himself to be a talented and resilient artist who can captivate audiences worldwide. Fans and critics alike have praised his response to the racist comments, saying it's a testament to his character and humility.