Diljit Dosanjh North America Tour: Did The Singer-Actor Not Pay His Concert Dancers? Post Goes Viral

Diljit Dosanjh Non-Payment Allegations: Diljit Dosanjh is currently basking in the success of his recent Punjabi film, 'Jatt & Juliet 3'. The Punjabi singer-actor has been grabbing a lot of attention with his ongoing 'Dil-Luminati' North America tour. In a surprising turn of events, Diljit Dosanjh recently got accused of non-payment to his concert dancers. Read on...

Reddit Post Claims Diljit Dosanjh Didn't Pay His North America Concert Dancers

Diljit Dosanjh is currently making everyone groove his beats over his 'Dil-Luminati' concert. Recently, a Reddit user allegedly claimed that the 'Amar Singh Chamkila' actor didn't pay his his concert dancers. The Reddit post is going viral on the internet.

The news came to limelight after an LA-based choreographer named Rajat Rocky Batta took to his Instagram and made the non-payment allegations against Diljit. His post read, "While we as a Desi Dance Community are really proud of a Desi Artist breaking glass ceilings and doing sold-out tours across North America, I still feel deeply disappointed that Desi Dancers are still undervalued as an industry. All of the Desi Dancers in Diljit's Diluminati Tour were not paid and just expected to perform for free."

He continued, "Desi Dance as an industry has become a lifeblood for artists and does a significant part in the entire ecosystem of the industry, while its choreography, stage performances, music videos, reels, to even promoting songs... It's an essential part of production and it's really disappointing to see an artist of this caliber cut corners by stepping on throats of Desi Dancer industry and continuing to attribute to that culture".

"Diljit, we are very happy for your success, but your dancers should have been paid and been a part of the production budget," Rajat concluded.

Check out the post below:

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