In an interview, singer-actor Diljit Dosanj expressed his desire not to work in Hindi films. The actor said that he gives more importance to music, and will not care if he loses to work in Bollywood. The actor was promoting his upcoming film ‘Sardar Ji 3’ in a virtual conversation with Bri Asia, when he made a statement.

The 41 -year -old shared that he is only interested in making music, and when he is working in the Hindi film industry, he does not have to wait for approval.

He said in Hindi, “I am working in Bollywood. There is also no desire that the main Bollywood Me Bahot Great Kalkar Bain Jaun. Main music ko pyaar karta hoon (I do not want to work in Bollywood either. I have no desire to become some great artists in the industry. I like music from heart). ,

Dosanjh continued, “And Bina is the main music from someone’s mother and Hoon. Bina is a superstar’s SE, yes Koi Ko … ‘Iska Kama will go on, ISCO Song Milega, ISCO NAHI Mangi’ … All this Chetin Homery Pe Nahi Pault. Some Banda Hume Rok Nahi is well (And I can make music without anyone’s permission. I don’t need a superstar’s acceptance, or anyone has to decide the things that decide, ‘This person’s work will be sold, this will be a song that no one will do.’ None of this applies to me. No one can stop me). ,

The popular international singer said that it is music that matters the most to them. Dosanz became the first Indian to perform in Kachela, and the first Sikh artist to run on Met Gala carpet. In the same interview, he referred to music as God’s work.

,Toh music banana se mujhe koi rok nahi sakta hai. Jab Tak Mera Mann Karega, Main Music Banauga. Jab Tak Bhagwan Chahega, Music Banayege. And Bollywood Me Toh Kama Mile or Mile, Ratti Parwaha Nahi (No one can stop me from making music. As long as I think so, I will keep making music. As long as God does it, I will make music. And I get work in Bollywood or not – I couldn’t care less), “he concluded.

Dosanj spoke against him in the light of a boycott call against him in India, when he announced that ‘Sardar G3’, Pakistani actor Hania Aamir starring, being released abroad.

After the arrogant Pahalgam attack by Pakistan-funded terrorist organizations, in which 26 innocent lives were claimed, most of the tourists, the Government of India banned Pakistani artists and citizens in the country. Earlier this month, the makers of ‘Sardar G3’ released the trailer for the film, which featured Dosanjah romanced Aamir, and announced that he would only release the film abroad after the ban.

In a separate promotional interview, Dosanj addressed the backlash that he was facing in India to move forward with the release of the film, and called it a professional call on the manufacturers.

,Jab Yeh film Bani Thi Tab Status Sab Theek Tha. We shot it in February and then everything was fine. (When the film was made, everything was. We shot the film in February and everything was fine then), “He said.

He wore, “Its fence, a lot of rich chiazen is humor. Toh manufacturer NE decided that Kiy Ki Film clearly Ab India Toh Nahi Lagegi, toh foreign release kartare hain. Toh is very grounded by the manufacturer and when (After that there were a lot of things that are beyond our control. The producer decided that the film will not be released in India, so they could release it abroad. They had invested a lot of money, and when the film was being made, nothing was happening like this). ,

Dosanjh further extended his full support to the film’s makers, and said, “They know that there will be a loss because you are removing an entire area. Even when I signed the film, everything was fine. Now, the situation is not in our hands. So, if the producers want to release it abroad, I support them.”

Earlier, in a letter to PM Narendra Modi, the Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE) called for a ban on producer and director Diljit Dosanze. The association appealed to the government to close their passports and cancel their citizenship, which they are referring to as the “anti -National” Act.

On 27 June, ‘Sardar Ji 3’ has been slated to hit abroad.