The ongoing feud between AP Dhillon and Diljit Dosanjh has taken a new turn as AP Dhillon voiced his criticism of concerts in India allegedly selling out within seconds. Speaking on The Ranveer Show, AP Dhillon called this practice a “dirty game,” accusing some artists of being unfair to their fans by using it as a marketing gimmick.
AP Dhillon’s Remarks
AP Dhillon questioned the authenticity of claims that shows sell out in mere seconds, labeling it a ploy by artists and promoters to inflate demand artificially. “Fans are left waiting and eventually have to pay higher prices for tickets,” he said. Dhillon criticized this practice, arguing that it diminishes the joy of music for fans, who deserve fair access to tickets.
He admitted facing similar temptations but chose not to participate in such strategies. “Artists aren’t bigger than their fans. They should ensure that tickets are available at reasonable prices,” he added, urging the industry to prioritize transparency and integrity.
The Diljit Dosanjh Angle
Diljit Dosanjh’s Dil-Luminati Tour recently garnered attention for its tickets reportedly selling out within seconds. Addressing these claims during a concert, Diljit said he had no control over ticket sales and emphasized his years of hard work that have earned him a loyal fan base.
However, the feud escalated when AP Dhillon alleged that Diljit had blocked him on Instagram. In response, Diljit shared a screenshot proving otherwise, stating, “My issues could be with governments, not artists.” AP later responded with a video, doubling down on his claims, leaving fans divided over the controversy.
What Lies Ahead
As both artists continue to dominate the Punjabi music scene, their feud has sparked debates about ethical practices in the entertainment industry. While fans eagerly await new music, the rift between these two stars underscores broader issues about the commercialization of live performances in India.
