Hyderabad: The Telangana government has issued a notice to the organizers of Punjabi singer and actor Diljit Dosanjh’s concert, scheduled for November 15 in Hyderabad as part of his “Dil-Luminati Tour.”
The notice explicitly prohibits Dosanjh from performing any songs that promote alcohol, drugs, or violence during the event at the GMR Arena.
This directive follows a complaint from a Chandigarh resident, who provided video evidence of Dosanjh performing such songs at a previous concert in New Delhi last month.
In addition to the restrictions on song content, the notice also mandates that children not be allowed on stage during the concert.
It highlights concerns regarding loud sounds and flashing lights, which could be harmful to younger audiences.
The notice cites World Health Organization guidelines indicating that sound levels above 120 decibels can be detrimental to children’s health.
Diljit Dosanjh has arrived in Hyderabad for his highly anticipated Dil-Luminati concert, set to take place on November 15.
The singer, known for his energetic performances, landed in the city on November 13 and took the opportunity to explore some of Hyderabad’s iconic spots before the big show.
Diljit gave fans a glimpse of his city tour through Instagram, where he shared a video of himself enjoying a classic auto rickshaw ride. He visited the famous Charminar, soaking in its historical charm during the early morning hours when the area is peaceful and serene.
Fans loved seeing him embrace Hyderabad’s local vibe and culture, as he took a moment to enjoy the sights of the city.
In addition to Charminar, Diljit stopped by a Gurudwara to seek blessings ahead of the concert. Looks like he also visited the iconic Falaknuma Palace.
Excited Hyderabadis quickly flooded Diljit’s comments section with messages welcoming him to the city. Many also recommended he try the legendary Hyderabadi biryani before he leaves.
The concert promises powerful visuals, electrifying performances, and all of Diljit’s biggest hits, offering a night packed with Desi music and Punjabi energy.
