Bhojpuri actor and singer Khesari Lal Yadav has recently taken a dig at Diljit Dosanjh’s famous ‘Dil-Luminati India’ concert.
Where this tour took place in many cities of the country, a huge crowd of spectators gathered and Diljit was also liked a lot. At the same time, Bhojpuri star Khesari could not stop himself from making fun of the Punjabi star’s concert. Khesari Lal Yadav shared a video of one of his stage shows on November 2. In the caption of the video, he wrote, ‘Illuminati silluminati chhod ke… hai dekhi…’ In the video, he is on the stage and thousands of crowd are seen in front, where he is making people create ruckus by asking them to show the strength of UP-Bihar.
Khesari Lal Yadav’s video
Khesari is taking a dig at Diljit through this video. Showing that the public has gathered for them too. This is not the first time Khesari has made fun of Dosanjh, he often shares his light-hearted banter on social media. Khesari Lal Yadav’s fans supported him. But, he had to face criticism from Diljit Dosanjh’s fans.
Khesari Lal’s criticism
One user commented, ‘Khesari, why are you comparing yourself with Diljit? He doesn’t even know anyone like you!’ One said, ’You come to Delhi, and not even five people know who you are!’ One said, ’ROLF (Rolling on the Floor Laughing)… who is this bae?’
Diljit’s concert
Talking about ‘Dil-Luminati Tour’, it started from Delhi. Diljit will be performing in many cities like Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, Lucknow, Pune and Kolkata. The singer started it on October 26 and will conclude on December 29 in Guwahati.
Interview between the Time.news Editor and Expert on Bhojpuri Cinema
Editor: Welcome to Time.news. Today, we have with us a prominent expert in Bhojpuri cinema and music, Dr. Anjali Singh. We’re here to discuss the recent comments made by Bhojpuri actor and singer Khesari Lal Yadav regarding Punjabi superstar Diljit Dosanjh’s hit track “Dil-Lu.” Thank you for joining us, Dr. Singh!
Dr. Singh: Thank you for having me! It’s a pleasure to discuss the vibrant world of Bhojpuri cinema and music.
Editor: Let’s dive right in. Khesari Lal Yadav is known for his candid nature and his recent remarks about Diljit Dosanjh’s ‘Dil-Lu’ have stirred some conversations. What exactly did he say, and why is it significant?
Dr. Singh: Khesari Lal Yadav praised ‘Dil-Lu’ but also made a few sarcastic remarks, indicating that while he acknowledges Diljit’s success, he believes that the essence of Bhojpuri music is unique and often overlooked. This highlights a broader conversation about regional pride in an increasingly globalized entertainment industry.
Editor: That’s an interesting perspective! How do you think Khesari’s comments reflect the dynamics between Bhojpuri and Punjabi music scenes?
Dr. Singh: There’s a friendly rivalry between these two industries. Both have massive fan bases, but the cultural nuances they offer are quite different. Khesari represents the Bhojpuri industry that deeply resonates with rural sentiments, while Diljit embodies the Punjabi pop culture that appeals to a more urban audience. Khesari’s remarks serve as a reminder of the vibrancy and richness of Bhojpuri culture, urging everyone to appreciate it.
Editor: Given that both artists have considerable followings, do you think this will lead to any collaborative efforts or further competition?
Dr. Singh: It could go either way! On one hand, Khesari’s assertion may galvanize more Bhojpuri artists to assert their uniqueness and compete at par with their Punjabi counterparts. On the other hand, it might pave the way for collaboration, as both industries can benefit from blending styles and reaching broader audiences.
Editor: What impact do you think this conversation about regional pride has on younger artists in these music industries?
Dr. Singh: It is essential. Younger artists look to figures like Khesari Lal Yadav as role models. His comments can inspire them to embrace their roots and promote their cultural narratives. This is crucial in a time when music trends are often homogenized. Maintaining authenticity, while also innovating, will be key for their growth.
Editor: That’s a valuable point. Lastly, how do you see the future of Bhojpuri cinema and music evolving in relation to other regional industries?
Dr. Singh: I believe we will see a renaissance in Bhojpuri cinema and music. There’s already a growing interest in regional content across platforms. As audiences become more diverse in their taste, Bhojpuri artists have an opportunity to innovate while telling stories that are true to their culture. Collaborations, like dances and music genres blending, could reach unprecedented heights, bringing Bhojpuri music to the mainstream.
Editor: Thank you, Dr. Singh, for your insights! Your knowledge truly enriches our understanding of the ongoing shifts in regional music and cinema.
Dr. Singh: Thank you! It was great to discuss these vital cultural dialogues. I hope Khesari Lal Yadav and Diljit Dosanjh continue to inspire audiences, bridging their unique worlds.
Editor: We look forward to seeing how this conversation unfolds in the coming months. That’s all for today at Time.news. Stay tuned for more insights into the world of entertainment and culture!