Cooking Video’s of Diljit is getting Viral
Dhaba-restaurants are closed in lockdown, then new dishes are being made in homes. Those who do not know how to cook are also trying to learn. Whatsapp status, Instagram, Facebook are filled with food item photos. Punjabi actor-singer Diljit Dosanjh has also shown his hidden talent.
They are making fun of cooking videos for their fans. Which he puts on his Instagram story. You will find many videos of food recipes on YouTube. But Diljit’s style will not be found anywhere else. His face is rarely seen in these videos. But his energy is very strong. They keep on laughing. Let’s do social distancing of cheese pieces. Burning gas burners says do not set fire elsewhere. Let’s make love story of asafetida and cumin.
A short look at Diljit’s career
Diljit Dosanjh is the star of Punjabi films. Famous for films like ‘Jat and Juliet’, ‘Punjab 1984’, ‘Sardarji’ and ‘Shada’. He made his entry into Bollywood with the film ‘Udta Punjab’. The role of his policeman in this film was highly appreciated.
He also received the Filmfare Award for Best Male Debut. Two of his films are expected to be released in 2020. Hindi film ‘Suraj Pe Mangal Bhari’ and Punjabi film ‘Jodi’.
Diljit Dosanjh has made various collections in the Punjab music industry including “Dil”, “The Next Level”, “Back 2 Basics” and furthermore, has given his voice in the Bollywood business too. He has his voice in “Meri Dad Ki Maruti”, “Singh is Bling”, “Raabta” and that’s only the tip of the iceberg.
After his progression of two-part harmonies and singles with capable Punjabi vocalists, Diljit got various proposals from Punjabi films that a short time later put him on a stepladder of acclaim. In the year 2011, Diljit Dosanjh started his acting vocation with the film The Lion of Punjab. From that point forward, he showed up in various eminent films like Disco Singh, Jatt and Juliet, Punjab 1984, and Sardaarji. In his eight years of profession length, Diljit Dosanjh has gotten various honors involving off PTC Punjabi Film Awards just as Punjabi International Filmfare Academy Awards.
By Akanksha Sharma
