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Diljit Dosanjh, a global sensation, continues to win hearts with his unparalleled charm and electrifying performances. His ongoing Dil-Luminati tour, spanning major cities across India, has further cemented his massive fan base.
During his Hyderabad concert, Diljit surprised the audience by tweaking the lyrics of his hit song Lemonade to comply with regulations, replacing the word “alcohol” with “Coke.” The creative twist not only shocked the fans but also prompted the brand, Coca-Cola to respond.
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Diljit modified lyrics for his Hyderabad concert to comply with Government regulations
Diljit Dosanjh recently found himself in the headlines ahead of his much-anticipated concert in Hyderabad, part of his Dil-Luminati tour. The Telangana government issued a directive asking the singer to ensure that his performance did not include songs promoting violence, drugs, or alcohol, which is a recurring theme in some Punjabi music.
This led to a buzz, as Diljit’s chart-topping hits often include playful references to these elements. However, the singer’s action to the government’s request showcased his respect for local norms.
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During the concert, Dosanjh modified the lyrics of his iconic songs to comply with the regulations while still entertaining his fans. In his popular track Lemonade, he replaced the original “daaru’ch lemonade” with “Coke’ch lemonade”.
Similarly, in Pehle Lalkare, the lyric “bottlaan de datt patten” was turned into “Coke de datt pattne,” leaving the audience astounded. Even the line “5 tara theke” from another hit was substituted with “5 tara hotel”.
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Undoubtedly the fans applauded this dutiful gesture of Diljit Dosanjh. Amidst all this, Coca-Cola India joined in.
Coca-Cola India gives a jolly reaction to the Coca-Cola reference
Coca-Cola India couldn’t resist joining the moment when Diljit Dosanjh creatively swapped the word “alcohol” with “Coke” in his songs during his Hyderabad concert. The witty lyrical change not only delighted fans but also caught the attention of the beverage giant, which responded with a jolly reaction on social media.
A video of Diljit’s innovative performance quickly went viral, prompting Coca-Cola India’s official Instagram account to chime in with a playful comment,
“Chautha kaam twade gaane japne! (The fourth task is worshipping your songs!)”
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Accompanied by a heart and smiley emoji, the comment added to the excitement surrounding the event.
Regardless of adhering to the government regulations, Diljit did not shy away to put forth his view
While Diljit Dosanjh impressed fans with his innovative tweaks to song lyrics at his Hyderabad concert, he didn’t shy away from expressing his reservations about the restrictions placed on Indian entertainers.
Addressing the crowd with his characteristic charm, Diljit questioned the disparity in treatment, asking why Indian performers are often subjected to strict scrutiny while international artists face fewer limitations. His candid remarks resonated with many.
Here have a look at the viral clip where he made his candid remark,
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Here is how netizens reacted to the candid words of Diljit
Many netizens took to the comment section of this viral clip and shared their varied opinions, overall supporting the words of pop icon Diljit Dosanjh. Have a look at some of them,
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Despite these misgivings, Diljit ensured that his performance was nothing short of spectacular. His magnetic stage presence was loved by all his fans and like every other Dil-Luminati tour, this one at Hyderabad that took place on 15th November, was also a huge hit.
What are your thoughts on the lyrical changes made by Diljit Dosanjh at the Hyderabad concert? Do share your thoughts via the comments below.
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