Raj Shamani brings out the most candid side of Diljit Dosanjh in his podcast

One of India’s leading podcasters and entrepreneur Raj Shamani believes that hosting or participating on a podcast requires bravery, because it is much more than just talking, it is sharing your story. While many guests that have been on Raj’s podcast Figuring Out earlier have claimed that it is very easy to talk to Raj, some have taken their time to open up about their personal and professional life on the show, which is not very easy but is definitely worthwhile for the viewers. Raj Shamani is known for his candid conversations and bringing out the best of his guests making it a meaningful and insightful interaction. One such amazing guest on the show was one of the biggest global singing sensations that we have today with everyone going gaga over his songs and his personality – Diljit Dosanjh. Known for his captivating music and infectious personality, Diljit is currently on his Dil – Luminati Tour, spanning 11 cities across India. On the podcast, he delved into parts of his life that fans rarely see, from the grand production of his concerts to his signature catchphrase, “Punjabi Aa Gaye Oye.” Through their lively conversation, Raj got Diljit to unveil fascinating facets of his life, offering fans an engaging glimpse into the man behind the music.

1. Diljit’s catchphrase ‘Punjabi Aa Gaye Oye’ 

Diljit’s signature catchphrase, “Punjabi Aa Gaye Oye,” is something his fans eagerly anticipate whenever he steps on stage or promotes his concerts. For the first time ever, in his conversation with Raj, Diljit shared the deeper meaning behind this iconic line. Decoding his way of honoring his roots and celebrating his Punjabi heritage which is no different than India. It’s a tribute that reminds fans around the world of where he comes from and highlights the rising global recognition of Punjabi music.

1. Running away from home at the age of 8 –

In a candid moment on Raj Shamani’s podcast, Diljit shared his amusing childhood stories revealing – he first ran away from home at the age of 8 owing to a hilarious school incident. He was asked to bring his parents to the principal’s office – a prospect that terrified him. Fearing the consequences, he decided to run away from home with 2 bananas and his bicycle. However, he was  caught just 5 km from his village and brought back home.

1. On Being The Fearless G.O.A.T –

Just as lions fear nothing, our Punjabi sher embodies the same spirit of fearlessness. In this open conversation, Diljit shared that he feels deeply content and satisfied with life, embracing a fearless approach to everything he does. His current mindset, driven by unwavering confidence, stems from years of growth and experience—a journey that has shaped his outlook and allowed him to live boldly, without fear.

1. Concert Investments –

Diljit revealed to Raj Shamni for the first time that he spends more on his concert production than he actually earns from it, making all his Dil – Luminati shows go sold out in minutes and worth attending for all his listeners. This unique dedication to his fans highlights his commitment to delivering an unforgettable experience, even at a personal cost.

1. Producing the Most Expensive Music Video for “Lover”
   One of the standout moments on Raj Shamani’s Figuring Out  was Diljit sharing the story behind his most expensive music video for the song “Lover.” Shot in a government building, the video’s high cost was largely due to the need to follow strict government guidelines during its production. Diljit exclaimed that the investment was worth it, as he brought his vision to life and created something unforgettable for his fans.

Missed out on tickets to Diljit’s concert? No problem—tune in to Figuring Out with Raj Shamani for an exclusive, up-close look at his journey, stories, and insights you won’t hear anywhere else!

Tune in to Figuring Out by Raj Shamani on Spotify and YouTube to know lesser known facts about Diljit Dosanjh’s life, his passion for music, culture, and his unique journey in the industry.