In this video, we dive into the ongoing controversy surrounding Punjabi singer and actor Diljit Dosanjh and the recent criticisms he has faced from media personalities like Sudhir Chaudhary. Sudhir, in his show, accused Diljit of promoting harmful behaviors such as drug use, violence, and alcoholism through his music, citing popular songs like "Patiala Peg" and others. Chaudhary suggested that such music negatively impacts youth and promotes gangster culture. However, Diljit fired back, challenging these claims with solid facts, pointing out that his songs like "Born to Shine" and "Goat" are more popular on streaming platforms than the controversial tracks, and that many of his works have won national accolades. Diljit also questioned Sudhir’s selective targeting of artists, asking why Bollywood's alcohol-related content is overlooked while focusing solely on his music. He pointed out that if alcohol-related content is a concern, it should be addressed across the board, including in films and even some religious practices that incorporate alcohol as a part of rituals. The video also addresses the underlying political and cultural tensions, suggesting that Sudhir’s attacks may be rooted in the broader issue of targeting Punjabi and Sikh identities, labeling them as "Khalistani" despite their contributions to Indian culture. Diljit’s bold response not only cleared the air regarding the allegations but also highlighted his strong stance against unfounded criticism. The video takes a deeper look at the intersection of media, music, and politics, shedding light on how public figures are often unfairly targeted due to their influence. Watch the video for an in-depth analysis of the issue and Diljit's powerful comeback.