AP Dhillon’s Rumoured GF Banita Sandhu Spotted Cheering For Diljit Dosanjh At His Concert Amid Feud, WATCH

AP Dhillon and Diljit Dosanjh's public feud is one of the most talked about topics on the internet currently. The former sparked a cold war with the Lover hitmaker by accusing him of blocking him on social media. After which, Dhillon's rumoured girlfriend, Banita Sandhu, was spotted attending Diljit's concert and cheering for him. Banita, who went public with her relationship with the singer, could be seen dancing with her friends in several videos as she attends the concert.

AP Dhillon's GF Banita Sandhu Spotted Cheering For Diljit Dosanjh

In the viral video, Banita Sandhu was spotted dancing her heart out as she was accompanied by Sonam Bajwa, Pawan Gill, Urvashi Rautela, Mukesh Chhabra among others. Take a look at the video:

Not only that, Banita has also attended Karan Aujla's show in Mumbai where Vicky Kaushal appeared for a special 'Tauba Tauba' performance.

While Banita attended two shows back to back, she gave a miss to rumoured boyfriend AP Dhillon's shows in New Delhi & Chandigarh as the singer is conducting a musical tour throughout the country.

For the unversed, Banita Sandhu is a Welsh actress, who broke the internet recently by featuring in Netflix's hit series, Bridgerton, as Sita Malhotra in season 3. She made her film debut with Hindi film, October, as Shiuli Iyer. She has also featured in Sardar Udham as Reshma.

What Caused Feud Between Diljit Dosanjh & AP Dhillon?

It all started when Diljit Dosanjh sent warm wishes to 'two of his brothers' Karan Aujla and AP Dhillon at his own concert as both of them embarked on a nationwide tour. Addressing this, AP Dhillon said in his recent concert, "First unblock me on Instagram and then talk to me."

Dhillon's comment sparked massive outrage among fans. After which Diljit took to his Instagram stories and shared the screenshot of Dhillon's Instagram ID, claiming that he didn't block him, he wrote, "I never unblocked you because I never blocked you. My issues can be with governments, but not with artists."