Diljit Dosanjh proposes global Indian music festivals to PM Modi
Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh recently met PM Modi and discussed India’s ability to host music festivals even bigger than Coachella. They shared visions to elevate India’s cultural landscape to the global level.
Punjabi singer and actor Diljit Dosanjh recently met Prime Minister Narendra Modi, expressing confidence that India has the potential to host music festivals that surpass the scale of events like Coachella. During the meeting, Dosanjh shared his vision for India’s cultural and artistic landscape on the global stage.
Dosanjh stressed India’s rich musical heritage and its potential, saying, “I think they have made festivals like Coachella or any other very big. And I believe we can make it even bigger. “People travel from all over the world for such festivals.” Attract a global audience.
Highlighting the unique talent found in everyday Indian settings, he said, “Whether we are eating in a dhaba or someone is singing in Rajasthani, the song we hear is so melodious that I feel I should stop singing. He’s singing like that.” A good song. And I sing professionally, this person is not even singing professionally and he is singing better than me.
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Prime Minister Modi echoed Dosanjh’s sentiments and revealed his long-term efforts to establish India as a creative hub. “My view is that we are such a big country, and most of the films in the world are made here. The world’s largest creative industry is here. So I am trying to start a big movement here through Waves. Now India will The center of the creative world,” the Prime Minister said.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday met acclaimed Punjabi singer and actor Diljit Dosanjh and described him as “truly versatile”. The singer responded, saying it was “a very memorable conversation” and “a great start to 2025”.
Diljit, who recently concluded his months-long blockbuster Dil-Luminati tour, also met his ex and posted a few pictures from his meeting with the Prime Minister.
Finally, Diljit also presented a poster of his Dil-Luminati tour to India to the Prime Minister.
