Diljit Dosanjh's 'I've left this world' statement worries fans
What's the story
Diljit Dosanjh performed in Calgary, Canada, on Thursday as part of his Aura World Tour 2026. A video from the event has since gone viral, which shows him making a startling remark about death. He reportedly said he has "already left this world," raising concerns among his fans worldwide. The concert was held at the Scotiabank Saddledome.
Statement
'Last December, I was trying to get out...'
In the video shared on Instagram by user @sunnynota, Dosanjh can be seen speaking in Punjabi. "I have already left this world. I don't have any fear of death," Free Press Journal quoted him as saying. "Last December, I was trying to get out of this body. But now I still have to do a few more things before I leave this body." "There is nothing to be afraid of. "
Positive vibes
'Love, respect, and forgiveness...'
Dosanjh further added, "I have no fear of death, and I don't have any animosity toward anyone. I love everyone." "Love, respect, and forgiveness. I am trying to bring this into my life as much as I can." "Those who are still with me, this is the name of Punjab. I am Punjab. What do you say?" His comments sparked concern among fans on Reddit.
Fan reactions
Fans react to the video on Reddit
Fans of Dosanjh took to Reddit to express their concerns after the video went viral. One user wrote, "You never know what struggles someone is going through. Just because someone has money doesn't mean their life is perfect." Another wrote, "I had nooo idea that he was getting hate nonstop? I thought he was super liked. Why??" A third user said, "You can be rich, but it doesn't guarantee that you will be happy."
Career update
Meanwhile, learn more about his upcoming projects
Dosanjh, who was last seen in Border 2, will be next seen in Imtiaz Ali's Main Vaapas Aaunga. He has also been making headlines for his recent concert, where he addressed protesters. A group had raised slogans against him for appearing on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and not being in Punjab during the floods. Responding to them, he said, "jitne jhande dikhane dikhao."