Diljit Dosanjh is in a league of his own right now. The Punjabi superstar just released his highly anticipated 10-track album AURA, a milestone moment that celebrates his artistry, global vision, and consistent evolution. The project is now streaming on all major platforms, and it’s already dominating conversations across the Punjabi music world. 💿
Leading the rollout is the music video for “Kufar,” directed and choreographed by Piyush and Shazia, a visually stunning piece that fuses stylized set design with strong storytelling and performance. The track, produced by MixSingh and mastered by Sean, has quickly become one of the most-watched new releases of the day, pulling massive numbers across YouTube and social media. 🎥✨
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AURA reunites Diljit with frequent collaborators Intense, Preet Hundal, MixSingh, Avvy Sra, and Sunny Malton, with lyrical contributions from longtime partner Raj Ranjodh. Each track carries the unique Dosanjh balance of emotion, energy, and timeless groove — music that speaks to every listener, regardless of language.
This release caps off what’s been a landmark year for Diljit. His Vancouver and Toronto arena shows broke records as the biggest Punjabi concerts ever held outside of India, while the Dil-Luminati Tour became the highest-grossing Punjabi tour in North America. 🏆
Beyond music, Diljit continues to elevate Punjabi culture worldwide. He recently began work on a new feature film with Imtiaz Ali, following his acclaimed appearance in a special Billboard Canada print edition and the Billboard Global No.1 series cover, where he spoke about bridging Punjabi roots with global pop.
He also made waves at the Billboard Summit at NXNE, joining Panos A. Panay, President of the Grammys, for his first English-language interview — a moment that symbolized just how far his influence has traveled.
And the legacy continues: in January 2026, Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) will make history by launching a course dedicated entirely to Diljit Dosanjh — a first for any Punjabi artist. 🎓🔥
With AURA, Diljit isn’t just dropping music — he’s building a movement. As he said himself, “My music belongs everywhere people feel something.”
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