Singer-actor Diljit Dosanjh has spoken out against allegations linking him to the black marketing of tickets for his ongoing Dil-Luminati Tour. Addressing the controversy during a recent concert in Indore, he dismissed the claims, making it clear he is not afraid of negative publicity.
Reports have surfaced about tickets for the Dil-Luminati Tour being resold at inflated prices. Diljit expressed frustration over being unfairly blamed for the issue. He clarified that artists have no control over ticket resale, stressing that the responsibility lies with the resellers. To emphasize his thoughts, he quoted a poem by Rahat Indori, adding depth to his response.
In his statement, Diljit conveyed his indifference to the accusations. “Blame me as much as you want. I don’t have any fear of being defamed or any tension,” he said, maintaining a calm and composed demeanor. He stood firm, refusing to let the controversy affect his focus or performance.
The singer also shed light on the larger issue of ticket black marketing, pointing out that it has been a persistent problem in the entertainment industry. He remarked that such practices have existed since the early days of cinema in India, with only the methods of execution evolving over time.
Despite the controversy, Diljit’s Dil-Luminati Tour has been a massive success, captivating audiences in India and abroad. The tour, which has made stops in cities like Kolkata and Bengaluru, continues to draw large crowds and celebrate the artist’s popularity.
Diljit’s candid response not only addresses the allegations but also shifts the focus to the real issue of unethical reselling practices. His unwavering attitude and dedication to his fans demonstrate his commitment to delivering memorable performances, undeterred by external noise.
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