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Diljit Dosanjh Gets Criticized by Indian Influencer Saumya Sahni

Diljit Dosanjh Gets Criticized by Indian Influencer Saumya Sahni

Web Desk September 14, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • Saumya Sahni launched a severe critique against Diljit Dosanjh.
  • The high ticket prices for Diljit's tour in India sparked her outrage.
  • Sahni argued that such exorbitant prices are unjustified.
Popular Indian influencer Saumya Sahni has launched a severe critique against Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh over the high ticket prices for his upcoming Dil-Luminati Tour in India. Sahni, who boasts 102k followers on Instagram, expressed her dissatisfaction with the ticket prices, which range between Rs.15,000 to Rs.25,000.

In a recent Instagram video, Sahni argued that such exorbitant prices are unjustified given the current economic conditions in India. She remarked, "Ek Indian artiste ka koi haq nahi banta ki woh 20-25 hazar rupaye ek concert ke charge kare jab woh six cities play kar rahe hai. Woh teen sets play kar sakte hai. Kyunki aapke core audience ke paas paisa nahi hai, employment nahi hai, ek bohut hi limited means of entertainment hai." Sahni emphasized that Diljit's primary audience consists of children, middle-class families, and regional fans who might find these prices prohibitive.

Here is what she had to share:

 

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She further noted, "It is very wild to me that an artiste jiska concert bachche bhi dekhne jaa sakte hain, ek middle class family dekhne jaa sakti thi... they make so much money overseas that they could exempt these things for the country." Sahni argued that with high earnings abroad, Diljit could have made concert tickets more affordable for his Indian fans.

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