Diljit Dosanjh

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Diljit Dosanjh
Diljit Dosanjh at Colors Golden Petal Awards.jpg
Born Daljit Singh Dosanjh
(1984-01-06) 6 January 1984 (age 34)
Dosanjh Kalan, (Jalandhar District) Punjab, India
Residence Ludhiana, Punjab, India
Nationality Indian
Occupation
  • Actor
  • singer
  • social media celebrity
  • television presenter
Years active 2004–present
Net worth 140cr
Parents
  • Balbir Singh (father)
  • Sukhwinder Kaur (mother)
Musical career
Genres
Labels
Associated acts
Website www.iamdiljitdosanjh.com

Diljit Dosanjh (Punjabi: ਦਿਲਜੀਤ ਦੋਸਾਂਝ; born on 6 January 1984) is a Punjabi actor, singer, television presenter and social media celebrity[1] who works in Punjabi and Hindi cinema. He is recognised as one of the leading artists in the Punjabi music industry.[2] He also acts in Punjabi movies, with many of them being noticeable hits, including the 2012 film Jatt & Juliet, the 2013 films Jatt & Juliet 2 and Punjab 1984, the 2015 film Sardaar Ji, and the 2016 films Ambarsariya, Sardaar Ji 2 and the 2017 Punjabi Film Super Singh – which are among the most successful Punjabi movies in history.[3] His first recorded mainstream performance was his solo track and music video Ishq Da Uda Ada from his 2004 album produced by Finetone Cassettes.[4] He made his Bollywood debut with Udta Punjab in 2016 for which he earned the Filmfare Award for Best Male Debut. He mostly works with White Hill Productions.

Life and career[edit]

Early life[edit]

Diljit Dosanjh was born on 6 January 1984[5] to a Jat Sikh [6]family in the village of Dosanjh Kalan, Jalandhar district, Punjab, India. His father, Balbir Singh, is a retired employee of Punjab Roadways, and his mother, Sukhwinder Kaur, is a homemaker. He has two siblings, one elder sister and one younger brother.[7] He spent his early childhood in Dosanjh Kalan and then moved to Ludhiana, Punjab from where he completed his formal education, including a high school diploma from Shri Guru Harkrishan Public School. While still in school, he began his singing career by performing Kirtan (Sikh religious music) at local gurdwaras.

2003–2004: Ishq Da Uda Ada and Dil[edit]

Dosanjh released his first album Ishq Da Uda Ada in 2004 with Finetone Cassettes, a division of T-Series. Rajinder Singh of Finetone, who helped Dosanjh make a debut in the Punjabi music industry, suggested to him to spell his first name as Diljit instead of Daljit.[8] The music was composed by Bablu Mahindra and the lyrics were written by Balvir Boparai. Dosanjh gave vocals to all the eight tracks and the producers made a music video for the title track of the album. In 2004, his second album Dil was released, which was again with Finetone Cassettes.

2004–2010: More mix tapes and singles[edit]

Dosanjh's third album Smile, with tracks Nachh Diyan Alran Kuwariyan and Paggan Pochviyan Wale, soared Dosanjh's popularity. The album was released by Finetone Cassettes in 2005. His next album Ishq Ho Gaya was released in 2006 by Finetone Cassettes. His next album, titled Chocolate, came out in 2008. In 2009, Dosanjh released four different singles – Bhagat Singh, No Tension, Power of Duets and Dance with Me. Next year, Dosanjh released his sixth album called The Next Level with nine tracks. Dosanjh gave his next song in 2010 for Mel Karade Rabba: Original Soundtrack. The track was lip-synced by the actor Jimmy Shergill and was included in the feature film of the same name during opening credits.[9]

2011–2012: Entry into Punjabi movies and Lak 28 Kudi Da[edit]

2011 saw Dosanjh's entry into mainstream Punjabi movies. His debut film in the lead role The Lion of Punjab, was released in February 2011. Though the film flopped at the box office, his track "Lak 28 Kudi Da", from the movie's soundtrack was a major success. The track, featuring Yo Yo Honey Singh, reached number 1 on The Official Asian Download Chart in USA published by the BBC. In July 2011, his second Punjabi movie Jihne Mera Dil Luteya was released. The film, also featuring Gippy Grewal and Neeru Bajwa, did good business. Dosanjh gave vocals to six of the twelve tracks in the film's soundtrack. In November the same year, Diljit declared that he won't release his controversial album Urban Pendu, that included the single 15 Saal. That single, featuring Yo Yo Honey Singh, talked about promiscuous behaviour of underage girls and their indulgence in alcohol, drugs and tattoos.[10] He wrote on his Facebook page: "It was not my intention to hurt anyone's sentiments. I apologize to my fans who were waiting for this song."[11] Dosanjh wore a T-shirt with the words "Urban Pendu" printed on it in the music video of his 2013 hit single Proper Patola as a remembrance of that track and album. Dosanjh also released three different singles in 2011 – Catty Eyes, Dharti and Chustiyan.

2012–present: Breakthrough and Bollywood career[edit]

Dosanjh continued his collaboration with Honey Singh in 2012 and released a single titled "Goliyan" that formed a part of the album International Villager. He next sang for the soundtrack of the Bollywood film Tere Naal Love Ho Gaya, released in January 2012, in a single called "Pee Pa Pee Pa" that also featured Priya Panchal. He also acted in that music video in the movie. His subsequent single "Bodyguard", glorified the fall of Libyan revolutionary and politician, Muammar Gaddafi, where Dosanjh sang about his lifestyle, capture and death. His subsequent single "Miss Lonely", was composed by JSL Singh. In March 2012, he released his first religious album titled Sikh. The album featured eight singles and talked about the principles and philosophy of Sikh religion. Dosanjh played a lead role in June 2012 movie Jatt & Juliet, which became one of the biggest hits in the Punjabi film industry. The award-winning film, directed by Anurag Singh, also featured actress Neeru Bajwa and was shot in Punjab & Mumbai in India and Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.[12] Dosanjh Diljit won the PTC Punjabi Film Award for Best Actor for the movie. He gave vocals to five of the seven songs in the soundtrack of the movie. The same year in November, he released his eighth album, called Back 2 Basics, with nine tracks and the music composed by Tru-Skool. The duo worked together to produce the incredibly popular "Kharku" which won the "Best Bhangra Song of the Year" award at both the Brit Asia TV Music Awards, and the PTC Punjabi Music Awards.[13] In January 2013, Dosanjh's third Punjabi film Saadi Love Story hit the big screens. The film, that also starred Amrinder Gill and Surveen Chawla, flopped at the box office. Dosanjh sang for two songs in the movie's soundtrack, which was composed by Jaidev Kumar. Dosanjh made a guest appearance in the April 2013 Bollywood movie Bikkar Bai Sentimental with his track "Main Fan Bhagat Singh Da". Inspired by the success of Jatt & Juliet, the producers of the movie released a sequel to the film, titled Jatt & Juliet 2, in June 2013. Dosanjh played the role of a cop in the movie. The film had nine songs in the soundtrack, of which four were sung by Dosanjh. He gave vocals for the track "Main Taan Aidaan Hi Nachna" from the soundtrack of the Bollywood movie Yamla Pagla Deewana 2, which was released in June 2013. In August 2013, Dosanjh's music video "Proper Patola" was released on Vevo, making it the first Punjabi song to be featured on Vevo.[14] The single, composed by Badshah, received over one million hits on YouTube just within a fortnight of its release. Dosanjh said: "I extend my thanks to all who have liked watching the song. I'm glad to live up to the expectations of all, and with their faith in me."[15] Diljit shot for his next Punjabi movie Disco Singh, which was released on 11 April 2014. The movie, directed and written by Anurag Singh, also features Surveen Chawla and is shot in Delhi NCR.[16] In 2014, he worked for the movie Punjab 1984, which is set in the backdrop of 1984–86 Punjab insurgency. The film was released on 27 June 2014 and is directed by Anurag Singh. The movie won National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Punjabi.[17] Diljit is only the first south Asian artist who visited the US headquarters of Google, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Instagram on the same day.[18][19] In 2015, he sang in a duet song in Coke Studio @ MTV Season 4, Ki Banu Duniya Da, with the singer Gurdas Maan[20] which was released on 15 August 2015 and was broadcast on 16 August 2015 on MTV India.[21] Diljit's second film from 2015 Mukhtiar Chadha was appreciated for his unique role in it.[22][23] In 2015, the Most Sensational Celebrities (MSC) study among most famous people in Pollywood, the riskiest personalities on the web, Diljit Dosanjh was found number one from number five in 2014 thus leaving behind Mika Singh, Gippy Grewal and Harbhajan Mann.[24] With a worldwide collection of ₹996.7 million, the film proved to be a commercial success.[25]

Dosanjh next starred in the social drama Udta Punjab (2016), his first Hindi film. Directed by Abhishek Chaubey, the film deals with the subject of substance abuse in the Indian province of Punjab.[26][27] Co-starring alongside Kareena Kapoor, Shahid Kapoor and Alia Bhatt, Udta Punjab generated controversy when the Central Board of Film Certification deemed that the film represented Punjab in a negative light and demanded extensive censorship before its theatrical release.[28] The Bombay High Court later cleared the film for exhibition with one scene cut.[29] Dosanjh also sang the song "Ik Kudi" for the film.[30] In a highly positive review, The Hindu said that Dosanjh was "successful" in delivering a "highly hitting performance".[31]

As of September 2016, Dosanjh has completed work on his second Bollywood production Phillauri, alongside Anushka Sharma and Suraj Sharma.[32] The film was released on 23 March 2017. It grossed over ₹5 million in its box-office.[33] He's also working on a film based on world war 1 which will be releasing in early 2018.The yet untitled film will be based on World War I and he will play a soldier in it.[34]

Artistry[edit]

Musical style and influences[edit]

Continually experimenting with new musical ideas and images, Dosanjh's musical and performance style is the subject of analysis and scrutiny from critics.[35] Dosanjh grew up learning music from Gobinder Singh Alampuri and Kartar Singh,[8] and his initial work reflected their style.[36] His later collaboration with Honey Singh lent a different dimension to his music. The composers Jaidev Kumar, Sukhpal Sukh, Sachin Ahuja, Pavneet Birgi, Jassi Bros Bhinda Aujla, and Tru Skool have all influenced him. His goal is to make a Punjabi song that becomes worldwide hit like Korean single Gangnam Style.[37][38]

Videos, movies and stage[edit]

His live performances are described as highly entertaining and innovative.[39][40][41][42][43][44] For his music videos, he has worked with a wide range of directors such as Rimpy Prince, Amarjit Satwant, Parmod Sharma Rana and Azeem I Parkar. He has been best appreciated for comic roles in the movies. In March 2016, Diljit stated his dream role that he would love to play a pirate similar to Johnny Depp did in the blockbuster Pirates of the Caribbean series.[45] He regularly tours in Canada/USA and, since 2014, in the United Kingdom. His 2016 "The Dosanjh Tour" led to sold out concerts throughout the UK. As a result, he became the second Punjabi artist after Gurdas Mann who sold out Wembley Arena.

In 2019, Diljit will be seen in the Navdeep Singh directed movie Kaneda[46] produced by Anushka Sharma.

Brand endorsements[edit]

Diljit Dosanjh is associated with Coca-Cola.[47] In August 2015, Coca-Cola Signed Diljit Dosanjh as Brand Endorser for Punjab, India.[48] Flipkart, India's leading e-commerce company roped Diljit Dosanjh for its Flipkart Connect campaign for Punjab.[49][50] Diljit was appointed the brand ambassador of Season 4 of the Star Sports Pro Kabbadi along with Rana Daggubati and Puneeth Rajkumar.[51] He sang and performed the Pro Kabbadi League theme song "Asli Panga", produced by Yo Yo Honey Singh.[52]

Philanthrophy[edit]

Dosanjh started an NGO called Saanjh Foundation focusing on underprivileged children and seniors, contributing to orphanages and old age homes.[53] It also endeavours youth empowerment with issues like self-confidence, well-being, anti-bullying, mentoring, and career development. It takes its name from the second part of Dosanjh's last name, which loosely translated means "amity". He launched this organisation on his birthday in 2013.[14]

Discography[edit]

Albums[edit]

Year Title Notes
2000 Ishq Da Uda Adaa Finetone
2004 Dil Finetone
2005 Smile Finetone
2006 Ishq Ho Gaya Finetone
2008 Chocolate Speed Records
2009 The Next Level T-Series
2012 Sikh Non-traditional Religious Album, Speed Records
2012 Urban Pendu Unreleased
2012 Back 2 Basics Speed Records
2013 Sikh 2 Non-traditional religious album, Speed Records
2018 CON.FI.DEN.TIAL T-Series

Film songs[edit]

Punjabi
Year Title Songs
2011 Dharti Song "Warrant"
2011 The Lion of Punjab
2011 Jihne Mera Dil Luteya
Hindi
Year Title Songs
2012 Tere Naal Love Ho Gaya "Pee Pa Pee Pa Ho Gaya"
2013 Mere Dad Ki Maruti "Mere Dad Ki Maruti"
2013 Yamla Pagla Deewana 2 "Aidaan Hi Nachna"
2015 Singh is Bling Tung Tung Baje[54]
2016 Udta Punjab Ikk Kuddi
2017 Phillauri Naughty billo

Dum Dum (Reprise)

2017 Noor Move Your Lakk
2017 Raabta Sadda Move
2017 Jab Harry Met Sejal Raula

Singles[edit]

Year Title Notes
2009 Nachdi De ft. Miss Pooja From Album The Power of Duets
2009 Bhagat Singh ft. Miss Pooja
2009 Dance With Me ft. Yo Yo Honey Singh
2009 Jatt Bukda Firre From Album 2009 Vich No Tension
2010 Main, Me & Myself ft. Yo Yo Honey Singh
2010 Dubb Ch Revalver From Album Ral Bhangra Payiye
2011 Chustiyan
2011 Catty Eyes
2011 Goliyan ft. Yo Yo Honey Singh From Album International Villager
2012 Miss Lonely Ft. Ikka Music: JSL Singh
2012 Bodyguard – Gaddafi Song From Album Bhangra Paa Mittra Music : Joy Atul
2013 Proper Patola ft. Badshah
2013 ELTT – The Judai Song Music: JSL Singh
2014 Soorma Music: Sachin Ahuja
2014 RayBan Lyrics: Dharm Pannu Baupur
2014 Work of Warriors Dharam Seva Records
2014 Selfie
2014 This Singh is so Stylish Ft. Ikka MTV Spoken Word
2014 Holla Holla Music : Milind Gaba(MG)
2014 Patiala Peg director – Navjit Buttar, Assistant director – Enn Syan
Music: Nick Dhammu
2014 Singh Naal Jodi From Album Collaborations 3
2015 Ishq Hazir Hai Music: simran_singh_snl
2015 Jatt Fire Karda Music: Preet Hundal / Lyrics: Amrit Maan / Label: Panj-Aab Records
2015 Faiz-E-Noor Music : Joy Atul
2015 Sewa Nanaksar Di Beat Minister
2015 5 Taara Music: Jatinder Shah, Lyrics; Ranveer Sandhu[55]
2016 Supremacy of Khalsa Music: Nick Dhammu, Lyrics: Ranveer Sandhu
2016 Do You Know Music: B Praak, Lyrics: Jaani
2016 Dhan Guru Nanak Music: Jassi Brothers, Lyrics: Veet Baljit
2016 Laembadgini Music: Jatinder Shah, Lyrics: Veet Baljit
2017 Raat Di Gedi Music: Jatinder Shah, Lyrics: Ranbir Singh [56]
Ranjhana Unreleased
Blame Unreleased
Hona Ni ft.Mickey Singh Unreleased
2017 Maujan Rakhda Music: Mukhtar Sahota, Lyrics: Veet Baljit
2017 Smile 2 Music: Deep Jandu, Lyrics: Priya Gill

Filmography[edit]

Punjabi
Year Film Role Notes
2011 The Lion of Punjab Avtar Singh
2011 Jihne Mera Dil Luteya Gurnoor Singh Randhawa
2012 Jatt & Juliet Fateh Singh
2013 Saadi Love Story Rajveer / Billa
2013 Jatt & Juliet 2 Fateh Singh
2014 Disco Singh Lattu Singh
2014 Punjab 1984 Shivjeet Singh Mann / Shiva
2015 Sardaarji Jaggi
2015 Mukhtiar Chadha Mukthtiar Chadha
2016 Ambarsariya Jatt Ambarsariya
2016 Sardaarji 2 Jaggi / Athraa / Satkaar Filmfare Award for Best Playback Singer - Male
2017 Super Singh Saajan Singh /Sam/ Super Singh / Lovely Putt
2018 Sajjan Singh Rangroot Sajjan Singh
2019 Shadaa TBA
Hindi
Year Film Role Notes
2016 Udta Punjab Sartaaj Singh Filmfare Award for Best Male Debut
2017 Phillauri Roop Lal Phillauri
2018 Welcome to New York Teji
2018 Soorma Sandeep Singh
2019

Arjun Patiala

Arjun Patiala Filming
Short Films
Year Title Role Notes
2015 Ishq Hazir Hai Yuvraaj
Special Appearances
Year Title Language Role Notes
2010 Mel Karade Rabba Punjabi Rajveer Dhillon Cameo appearance
2012 Tere Naal Love Ho Gaya Hindi Himself Special appearance in song Pee Pa Pee Pa
2013 Bikkar Bai Sentimental Punjabi Himself Special appearance in song Main Fan Bhagat Singh Da
2015 Eh Janam Tumhare Lekhe Punjabi Himself Special Appearance in song Sunn Ve Poorna
2017 Noor Hindi Himself Special Appearance in song Move Your Lakk

Television[edit]

As a television presenter[edit]

Year Title Channel Role
2010 Awaaz Punjab Di MH1 Music Co-host with Divya Dutta
2012 PTC Punjabi Film Awards 2012 PTC Punjabi Co-host with Gulshan Grover
2013 PTC Punjabi Film Awards 2013 PTC Punjabi Co-host with Kapil Sharma
2014 PTC Punjabi Film Awards 2014 PTC Punjabi Co-host with Binnu Dhillon and Arjan Bajwa
2017 Rising Star Colors Expert judge alongside Monali Thakur & Shankar Mahadevan

As a guest[edit]

Year Title
2012 Voice of Punjab on PTC Punjabi
2014 Comedy Nights with Kapil
2015 CNN-IBN E Lounge[57]
2015 MTV Coke Studio India -Sung the song, Ki Banu Duniya Da with Gurdaas Maan
2016 Comedy Nights Live
2017 The Kapil Sharma Show

Awards and nominations[edit]

Year Film Award Ceremony Category Result
2012 The Lion of Punjab PTC Punjabi Film Awards Best Male Debut Nominated
Best Actor Nominated
Jihne Mera Dil Luteya Punjabi International Film Academy Awards Best Actor
(shared with Gippy Grewal for Jihne Mera Dil Luteya) 		Won
PTC Punjabi Film Awards Best Actor
(shared with Gippy Grewal for Jihne Mera Dil Luteya) 		Won
2013 Jatt & Juliet Best Actor Won
2014 Jatt & Juliet 2 Best Actor Won
2015 Disco Singh Best Actor Nominated
Punjab 1984 Best Actor
(tied with Gippy Grewal for Jatt James Bond) 		Won
2016 Sardaarji Best Actor Nominated
2017 Udta Punjab Filmfare Awards Best Supporting Actor Nominated
Best Male Debut Won
Ambarsariya Filmfare Awards Punjabi Best Actor Won
Year Song/Album Award Ceremony Category Result
2010 The Next Level PTC Punjabi Music Awards Best Folk Pop Album Won
2012 Lak 28 Kudi Da PTC Punjabi Film Awards Best Playback Singer Male Nominated
PTC Punjabi Film Awards Most Popular Song of the Year Won
Fukre PTC Punjabi Film Awards Most Popular Song of the Year Nominated
2013 Bacha Ho Gaya PTC Punjabi Film Awards Best Playback Singer Male Nominated
PTC Punjabi Film Awards Most Popular Song of the Year Nominated
Kharku PTC Punjabi Music Awards Best Bhangra Song of the Year Won
PTC Punjabi Music Awards Best Pop Vocalist Male Won
Brit Asia TV Music Awards Best Bhangra Song of the Year Won
Back 2 Basics Brit Asia TV Music Awards Best Album of the Year Won
PTC Punjabi Film Awards Best Album of the Year Nominated
2014 Shoulder PTC Punjabi Film Awards Most Popular Song of the Year Nominated
Main Fan Bhagat Singh Da PTC Punjabi Film Awards Best Playback Singer Male Nominated
Proper Patola PTC Punjabi Music Awards Best Pop Vocalist Male Won
Most Popular Song of the Year Won
Best Music Video Nominated
2015 Happy Birthday PTC Punjabi Film Awards Most Popular Song of the Year Won
Best Playback Singer (Male) Nominated
Swaah Banke Mirchi Music Award Listeners' Choice Film Song of the Year Won
PTC Punjabi Film Awards Best Playback Singer (Male) Nominated
Punjab 1984 Mirchi Music Award Film Album of the Year Won
Listeners' Choice Film Album of the Year Won
Channo PTC Punjabi Film Awards Most Popular Song of the Year Nominated
Beautiful Billo PTC Punjabi Film Awards Most Popular Song of the Year Nominated
Rangrut PTC Punjabi Film Awards Most Popular Song of the Year Nominated
Patiala Peg PTC Punjabi Music Awards Best Pop Vocalist Male for a Single Won
Best Bhangra Song of the Year Won
Most Popular Song of the Year Nominated
Brit Asia TV World Music Awards Best Single World Won
Brit Asia TV World Music Awards Best Male Act Won
Mirchi Music Awards Song of the Year – Non Film Won
2016 Taare Mutiyaare PTC Punjabi Film Awards Best Playback Singer (Male) Nominated
Veervaar PTC Punjabi Film Awards Best Playback Singer (Male) Nominated
PTC Punjabi Film Awards Most Popular Song of the Year Won
5 Taara PTC Punjabi Music Awards Most Popular Song of the Year Won
Best Bhangra Song of the Year Won

Special awards[edit]

Won[edit]

  • 2013 – Brit Asia TV Music Awards for Best International Act
  • 2014 – Brit Asia TV Music Awards for Best International Act
  • 2017 – Filmfare award for Best Debut Actor Male in (Udta Punjab) Bollywood movie
  • 2017 – Filmfare Punjabi Award for Best Actor Male in Ambarsariya
  • 2017– Filmfare Punjabi Award for Best Playback Singer (Male) in Mitran de junction(Sardaarji 2)
  • 2017 - Colors Golden Petal Awards for Stylish icon of the year
  • 2017 - IIFA Award for Best Debut Actor Male in (Udta Punjab) Bollywood movie
  • 2018 - Dadasaheb Phalke Award for Most Trending Personality of the Year[58]

See also[edit]

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